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Prince of Wales Hospital / Chinese University of Hong Kong — Airway, Head and Neck Fellowship

Prince of Wales Hospital / Chinese University of Hong Kong · Hong Kong

Subspecialty
Perioperative Medicine
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Airway, head and neck anaesthesia fellowship at CUHK Prince of Wales Hospital covering complex laryngeal, transoral robotic and skull base surgery.

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Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
12-24 months
Positions
Not confirmed — see official source
Deadline
Not confirmed — see official source
Funding
Not confirmed — see official source
International
Not confirmed — see official source
Programme lead
Not confirmed — see official source
Exposure
About two days weekly of head and neck/dental lists; awake intubation, THRIVE, TIVA; 3-4 calls per month; protected QI/research time
Application route
Online 'Apply Now' page; enquiries to anaesthesiafellowships@cuhk.edu.hk
Evidence status
Dated checks: see field-level evidence below · source

Field-level source checks

Only the fields below were checked in this review. Other original review dates remain unchanged.

  • duration · 2026-11-11 · Official source — Airway, Head and Neck fellowship page
  • application Route · 2026-11-11 · Official source — Airway, Head and Neck fellowship page
  • exposure · 2026-11-11 · Official source — Airway, Head and Neck fellowship page

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