Scholarships List :

Do you want to work as an obstetrician in rural Western Ethiopia for minimum 2 months?

MATERNITY WORLDWIDE (MWW): Independent organisation established in Denmark in 2005 with the aim of saving lives in childbirth www.maternityworldwide.dk

LOCATION: Gimbie Hospital

LOCATION COUNTRY: Ethiopia

TERM: Minimum 2 months

VOLUNTEER POSITION: Flights, insurance, vaccinations and accommodation paid

JOB DESCRIPTION: MWW is working to improve women’s reproductive health by reducing deaths in pregnancy and childbirth in West Wollega, Ethiopia, We are achieving this through a systematic and evidence based safe motherhood project. (more…)

Nordic Federation of Societies of Obstetrics and Gynaecology: The Lillehammer Scholarship 2010

The Lillehammer Scholarship

Trainees in obstetrics and gynecology from the Nordic countries who are members of their national societies are eligible to apply for this scholarship.
Two scholarships amounting to 20.000 DKK each will be allocated in 2010.

Purpose
The aim of the scholarship is to enable a colleague to extend her/his training by visiting a department or an institution in a foreign country to learn diagnostic, therapeutic or organisational methods.
The grant can be used for expenses in connection with travel, board and lodging. (more…)

[UK] Sub-Specialty Training Fellow in Maternal & Fetal Medicine

St Michaels University Hospitals Bristol NHS Foundation Trust Hospital, Bristol

Applications are invited for the post of Subspecialty Training Fellow in Maternal and Fetal Medicine, based at St. Michael’s Hospital in Bristol. This is an excellent training programme under the direction of Mr Timothy Overton and Mr Mark Denbow (Fetal Medicine) in one of the country’s leading centres. (more…)

[UK] Bernhard Baron Travelling Scholarship for Obstetricians

Travel award
Closing date:Wednesday, March 31, 2010 – 01:00

This annual travelling scholarship in obstetrics and gynaecology has been endowed by a generous gift from the Bernhard Baron Charitable Trust. The scholarship, which is open to any Fellow or Member of the College, is intended to provide funds, up to a maximum of £6,000, for short-term travel to expand the applicant’s knowledge in areas in which he or she already has experience. (more…)

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