Country and subspecialty
5 official-source trauma & acute care surgery training records in South Africa: 5 clinical, across 5 institutions in 5 cities. Records show that a programme exists and what its official source says; they do not confirm open intake.
Each card summarises one programme from its official source and links to the full profile. Compare duration, pathway and location, then confirm requirements with the host. Pathway labels stay separate because clinical participation differs between a clinical fellowship, a research post and an observership.
Colleges of Medicine of South Africa (College of Surgeons)
National sub-specialty certificate in trauma surgery awarded by the CMSA College of Surgeons after an exit examination of one written paper and an oral.
Review profile →Stellenbosch University · Division of Surgery
Two-year subspecialty fellowship offered by the Stellenbosch Division of Surgery in Trauma Surgery.
Review profile →University of Cape Town · Division of General Surgery (Groote Schuur Hospital)
Specialised trauma surgery and surgical critical care training covering blunt and penetrating trauma, orthopaedic injuries, complex wounds, resuscitation, operative management and trauma critical care, with…
Review profile →University of KwaZulu-Natal · Inkosi Albert Luthuli Central Hospital
Post-specialist trauma, burns and critical care training across accredited UKZN units.
Review profile →University of the Witwatersrand · Department of Surgery
Postgraduate fellowship training in trauma surgery within the Wits Department of Surgery; teaching platforms named on the page include private-sector trauma units at Milpark and Union Hospital.
Review profile →5 records: 5 clinical. They come from the main directory and the additional profiles published later.
5 cities appear; the most common are Multiple accredited South African centres (1), Stellenbosch (1), Cape Town (1).
No. SurgFellow records that a programme exists and summarises its official source. Confirm current intake, eligibility, deadlines and fees with the institution before planning an application.
The 5 records come from 5 institutions in Multiple accredited South African centres, Stellenbosch, Cape Town, Durban and Pietermaritzburg, Johannesburg. Stated durations include 2 years (2), 18 months in a numbered subspecialty trainee post (1), 1-2 years (1); many programmes do not publish a duration, so open the profile for the official wording.