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Prince of Wales Hospital / Chinese University of Hong Kong — Pain Fellowship

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

Subspecialty
Pain Medicine
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Duration
12 months
Deadline
Not published
Funding
Not published
Positions
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Last checked
2026-11-11

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Twelve-month pain fellowship at CUHK Prince of Wales Hospital covering acute, cancer and chronic pain services and interventional procedures.

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Pathway
Clinical fellowship
Duration
12 months
Positions
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Deadline
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Funding
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International
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Programme lead
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Exposure
Inpatient acute pain service, cancer and chronic pain clinics, nerve/joint injections, RFA, intrathecal pumps, spinal cord stimulation; 2-3 on-calls per month
Eligibility
Fellows expected to have already attained a fellowship in anaesthesia training
Application route
Online application page; enquiries to anaesthesiafellowships@cuhk.edu.hk
Evidence status
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