The Trustees invite applications for two major TWJ Clinical Fellowships in Otology, Neurotology and Skull-base Surgery in 2021
St. Paul’s Hospital, Vancouver, Canada
University of British Columbia
Professor Brian Westerberg and Professor Jane Lea
Clinical Otology, Neurotology, Skull-base Surgery and Cochlear Implants
with opportunities for research
12 months commencing 1st July 2021
Job Description (PDF)
N.B. the last section, “Application Process” does not apply:
– see the Applications page of this website for instructions
Hospital website
Department of Otolaryngology webpage
Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge, UK
Cambridge University Hospitals
Professor Manohar Bance, Mr Patrick Axon, Mr Neil Donnelly and Mr James Tysome
Clinical Otology, Neurotology and Implants
with opportunities for research
12 months commencing 1st October 2021
Job Description (PDF)
N.B. Applications must be made to the TWJ Foundation:
– see the Applications page of this website for instructions
Hospital website
Department of Otology
The Fellowships are open to ENT Specialty Registrars on numbered otolaryngology training programmes in the UK and Republic of Ireland. Applicants must have passed the Intercollegiate FRCS by the time the Fellowship commences but may be pre- or post-CCT. All Fellowships are inspected by the Trustees. The grant takes the form of an educational stipend of £25,000 which is not liable to income tax under current HMRC regulations: this is intended to cover the first 6 months, and the second 6 months is funded through the host Hospital.
Instructions for application are on the Applications page of this website.
The closing date for applications is Monday 30th September 2019 followed by interviews for the shortlisted candidates at the Royal College of Surgeons of England on Monday 9th December 2019.
CWJ Short Fellowships
The Trustees also offer grants of £750 to help young Consultant Otologists visit leading European Otology Clinics for a week of clinical observation and personal instruction, attached to an advanced Otology Course at the same institution. Applications will also be considered from final-year ENT Specialty Registrars in the UK and Republic of Ireland who have passed the Intercollegiate FRCS and have a special interest in Otology.
‘Clinique Jean Causse’ in Béziers, France
– supervised by Professor Robert Vincent and his colleagues
– annually in June
Clinic website Course webpage
‘Radboud University Medical Centre’ in Nijmegen, The Netherlands
– supervised by Professor Jef Mulder and his colleagues
– annually in February
Clinic website Course webpage
‘European Institute for ORL, Sint-Augustinus’ in Antwerp, Belgium
– supervised by Professor Erwin Offeciers and his colleagues
Clinic website Courses website
Instructions for application are on the Applications page of this website.
All enquiries can be addressed to: