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🇨🇱 Urology fellowship in Chile

10 source-linked profiles across 7 subspecialties. Registration, visa, language, employment and hands-on eligibility must be confirmed with each institution.

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10Total profiles
9Clinical
0Research
1Observerships
4Explicit international pathways

Applicant checklist for Chile

Use these source-linked programme examples to plan your application. They describe individual placements or labelled institutional policies, rather than a single national rule. Published profiles can include closed adverts and historical information; follow the intake and source dates on each profile.

4 profiles record an explicit international pathway; 5 still have unresolved international eligibility. Local training or licensing restrictions do not by themselves mean a citizenship restriction. Requirements vary by host, clinical role and applicant background.

Qualifications and selection

Check accepted residency or specialist qualifications, examinations, experience and interview criteria. Recognition of a foreign degree does not establish eligibility for every nationality.

9 of 10 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

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Registration and clinical duties

Ask which local licence, temporary training authorization, indemnity cover and supervision apply to the exact placement. An observership or society-accredited host does not itself grant permission to treat patients.

6 of 10 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

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Language and testing

Check clinical working language separately from teaching language and admission-test scores. Ask which test, score, validity period or exemption the host accepts.

1 of 10 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

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Immigration and sponsorship

Check the immigration route after establishing the role and host acceptance. A visa category being accepted, documents being supplied and an employer sponsoring a visa are different commitments.

0 of 10 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

No documented detail is available in the current directory records for this category. Obtain written conditions from the host before relying on a placement.

Salary, fees and living costs

Separate salary or stipend from tuition, application fees and scholarships. Check the pay year, conditions, insurance, accommodation and initial expenses; a historical salary is not a current offer.

8 of 10 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

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Application documents and route

Use the individual programme checklist and portal. Check translations, references sent directly by referees, interview arrangements and the current intake calendar before submitting.

8 of 10 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.

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Before accepting a place

Request the named supervisor, exact training duties, start and end dates, offer terms, full cost breakdown, registration category and immigration responsibilities in writing. Check the official programme page for current applications; a directory listing or annual capacity does not confirm a vacancy.

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Andrology & Men’s Health

1 programme

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Endourology & Stone

1 programme

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Functional Urology

1 programme

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Pediatric Urology

1 programme

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Título Profesional de Especialista en Urología Pediátrica

Universidad de Chile · Facultad de Medicina (Hospital Exequiel González Cortés and Hospital Dr. Luis Calvo Mackenna) · Santiago

Duration
2 years (4,320 hours, 144 SCT credits)
Exposure
Clinical + research
International
Eligibility unclear
Status
Programme listed, intake not confirmed

Reconstructive Urology

2 programmes

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Robotic Urology

1 programme

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Urologic Oncology

3 programmes

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At a glance: Chile

Chile has 10 listed programmes: 9 clinical, 0 research and 1 observership, covering andrology & men’s health, endourology & stone, functional urology, pediatric urology, reconstructive urology, robotic urology, urologic oncology. Durations published by the hosts: 1 year; 12 months; 3 or 6 months; 1 year (2026–27 call).

Status in the directory: 6 programme listed, intake not confirmed; 1 recognised training site · intake unconfirmed; 3 closed for the current cycle. No programme here has a single dated closing date on record; see the 2027 deadline calendar for dated windows elsewhere.

4 profiles state an explicit international pathway; the rest either leave eligibility unclear or require local registration, language or visa conditions. Treat that as a prompt to ask, not as a refusal or an invitation.

Before you apply

  • Open the official page from each profile and confirm the current intake, not only the listing.
  • Ask whether the post allows supervised patient care or observation only, and get the answer in writing.
  • Check medical registration, visa and language requirements with the host; none is assumed here.
  • Look for published salary or scholarship support; where it is blank, the host did not state it.

Frequently asked questions

How many urology fellowship programmes are listed in Chile?

UroFellow lists 10 source-linked programmes in Chile across 1 country and 6 institutions: 9 clinical, 0 research and 1 observership. Each profile links to the official source and shows when it was last checked; inclusion is not an endorsement or a guarantee that a post is open.

Which urology subspecialties are most common in Chile?

Urologic Oncology (3), Reconstructive Urology (2) and Andrology & Men’s Health (1) are the most represented subspecialties among the listed programmes.

Can international graduates apply to urology fellowship programmes in Chile?

4 of 10 listed profiles state an explicit international pathway. Registration, visa, language and employment rules vary by country and host and must be confirmed with each institution before applying.

Country index checked against the 919-profile registry · directory audit 17 Oct 2026