DOG/BVA Fellowship in Glaucoma Surgery (Glaukomchirurgie)

Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG) and Berufsverband der Augenärzte Deutschlands (BVA) – delivered at DOG-certified training centres

OphthalmologyGlaucomaSubspecialty training programme
Destination
DEU
Munich, Bavaria, Germany

Overview

National structured post-specialist fellowship (DOG Glaucoma Section) aimed at expertise in surgical glaucoma care; delivered at DOG-certified centres across Germany under a certified mentor.

The programme

Training type
Subspecialty training programme
Specialty associations
Not yet verified
Learning format
Not yet verified
Duration
Minimum 2 years
Start
Possible once both the clinic and a mentor are certified (programme introduced September 2024)
Positions
Each mentor may supervise at most 2 fellows simultaneously
Accreditation
Fellowship certificate of the Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaft (DOG) and Berufsverband der Augenärzte Deutschlands (BVA); centres and mentors certified by DOG
Department
Not yet verified

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Board-certified ophthalmologists (completed Facharzt training) employed at a DOG-certified training centre (at least 16 hours/week); membership of DOG and BVA required
Qualification requirement
Board-certified ophthalmologists (completed Facharzt training) employed at a DOG-certified training centre (at least 16 hours/week)
Citizenship requirement
Not yet verified
Practice location requirement
Not yet verified
Membership requirement
membership of DOG and BVA required
Eligibility restrictions
Fellows must be employed at the certified German centre; fellowships with international specialists count only if a certified mentor and the relevant DOG section confirm equivalence
Language
Not yet verified
Teaching language
Not yet verified
Clinical language
Not yet verified
International applicants
Fellows must be employed at the certified German centre; fellowships with international specialists count only if a certified mentor and the relevant DOG section confirm equivalence
Licence requirement
German medical licence and specialist (Facharzt) recognition in ophthalmology
Visa route
Not yet verified
Visa sponsorship
Not yet verified
Visa support
Not stated on the official page

How to apply

Deadline
Not stated on the official page
Application method
Centre registers the fellow with the DOG office using the programme application forms; certificate issued on mentor confirmation and recommendation
Documents
Not yet verified
Contact
Not yet verified

Funding and costs

Tuition / fees
programme fees EUR 267.50 per centre, EUR 267.50 per fellow and EUR 160.50 per mentor
Application fee
Not yet verified
Stipend / salary
Not yet verified
Scholarship
Not yet verified
Funding
Fellows are employed and paid by the training centre; programme fees EUR 267.50 per centre, EUR 267.50 per fellow and EUR 160.50 per mentor

Sources and verification

Evidence by field
  • Qualification requirement: legacy record not reverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Source 2 Derived from Eligibility.
  • Membership requirement: legacy record not reverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Source 2 Derived from Eligibility.
  • Eligibility restrictions: legacy record not reverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Source 2 Derived from International applicants.
  • Tuition / fees: legacy record not reverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Source 2 Derived from Funding.

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