2 canonical programmes across 1 city and 2 institutions. Compare hosts below, then confirm eligibility and dates on each official page.
Programme details
Two-year specialised renal transplant fellowship split between the West London Renal Transplant Centre (Hammersmith) and the Royal Free Renal Transplant Centre, covering living and deceased donor transplantation, dialysis access, pancreas transplantation and organ retrieval. Two posts, one starting at each site; advert posted 19 June 2026.
- Format
- Clinical · Hands-on
- Duration
- 24 months
- Eligibility
- GMC registration or eligibility for registration and licence; at least three years of general, urological or vascular surgery experience and an interest in transplantation. Higher degrees and FRCS are desirable.
- Registration
- UK professional registration and licence to practise required; appointment subject to employer checks including DBS.
- Funding
- Published closed advert: salaried £45,715–69,976 per year plus London weighting and 1A banding (50%). Historical vacancy terms; confirm pay and benefits in any new call.
Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 19 Oct 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.
The host page describes a Visiting Professional Programme in renal transplant surgery for international clinicians at Guy’s and St Thomas’ NHS Foundation Trust, with exposure to transplant clinics, multidisciplinary meetings and observed surgery including laparoscopic and robotic transplants. Visitors may choose a clinical observership or, with GMC registration, a practical attachment, and receive a Certificate of Attendance.
- Format
- Observership · Observational
- Duration
- The host Visiting Professional Programme overview states that clinical observership programmes range from six weeks up to one year; the renal transplant page says individual timetables depend on each visitor.
- Eligibility
- The host page states the programme is intended for non-UK advanced trainee clinicians, registrars and consultants.
- Registration
- The host overview states GMC registration is not required for a clinical observership but is required for a practical attachment.
- Funding
- The host page states a course fee per week applies, excluding accommodation and travel; the amount is available by email, and bursaries or discounted placements may be offered individually.
- Application route
- The host page directs enquiries about Visiting Professional Programmes to gstt.VPP-pf@nhs.net.
Apply or confirm details at the official programme page ↗. Last checked 12 Nov 2026; availability is shown only where the host publishes it.
At a glance: Transplant Urology Fellowship in the United Kingdom
Transplant Urology Fellowship in the United Kingdom has 2 listed programmes: 1 clinical, 0 research and 1 observership, covering transplant urology. Durations published by the hosts: 24 months; The host Visiting Professional Programme overview states that clinical observership programmes range from six weeks up to one year; the renal transplant page says individual timetables depend on each visitor..
Status in the directory: 1 closed for the current cycle; 1 programme listed, intake not confirmed. No programme here has a single dated closing date on record; see the 2027 deadline calendar for dated windows elsewhere.
2 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.
Last directory audit: 17 Oct 2026.