Adult Cardiac · Clinical Fellowship
Structural Heart Disease Fellowship (Complex Aortic / HOCM)
Harefield Hospital (Royal Brompton & Harefield, Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust) · Harefield, Middlesex, England, United Kingdom · Harefield · United Kingdom
Programme overview
Harefield Hospital lists a structural heart disease fellowship with a sub-specialty focus on complex aortic surgery and HOCM in the SCTS repository of fellowships for UK/Ireland and ANZ surgeons. A 12-month post is recommended, with 6 months possible depending on the fellow's goals; on-site accommodation may be available.
Associated faculty
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Programme details
- Focus
- Structural heart, complex aortic, HOCM
- Duration
- 12 months recommended (6 months possible)
- Eligibility
- Post-CCT or final year of training with experience of independent operating under supervision; GMC registration
- Required prior training
- Cardiothoracic training completed or in final year
- Funding
- TBC; may be remunerated via a clinical fellow post
- Application documents
- Three references (one from Training Programme Director, two from recent supervisors)
- Official contact
- f.derobertis@rbht.nhs.uk
- Data quality
- Official institutional source verified 9 Oct 2026
- Source type
- Official institutional or society page
- Registration
- GMC registration required
- Language
- English
- Visa information
- Not publicly listed — confirm directly with the host.
- Participation
- Clinical fellowship; privileges depend on credentialing
- International applicants
- Not publicly listed — confirm with the programme
International applicant check
- Clinical participation
- Clinical fellowship; privileges depend on credentialing
- Registration
- GMC registration required
- Visa
- Not publicly listed — confirm directly with the host.
- Language
- English
This is a source summary, not an eligibility decision. Confirm licensing, immigration, funding and clinical privileges with the responsible institution.
How to apply
Contact Mr Fabio De Robertis (f.derobertis@rbht.nhs.uk) or administrator Debbie Waddon (d.waddon@rbht.nhs.uk). Provide three references (one from the Training Programme Director). Candidates may fill a clinical fellow position subject to the usual recruitment process.
Open official programme page ↗Verification notes
SCTS repository page (dated February 2025, fetched 9 Oct 2026). Start date and funding listed as TBC; no application cycle, so treated as contact-based/rolling.