ESO CTC Hereditary Digestive Tract Tumours (colorectal surgical oncology unit) - Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori Milan

Programme overview

ESO Clinical Training Centre observership in the Hereditary Digestive Tract Tumours Unit (TEAD), part of Surgical Oncology 2 Colo-Rectal, a European referral centre for familial polyposis and Lynch syndrome (ERN GENTURIS). Participants take part in genetic evaluation, surveillance strategies and the surgical activities for these patients. Discipline listed as medical oncology, oncogenetics and surgical oncology.

Source intake statement at last review: Official ESO Clinical Training Centre programme page; ESO applications currently closed (next call June 2027)

A published programme or position count does not establish a current vacancy.

Training and clinical exposure

Hereditary colorectal cancer surgery, surveillance, multidisciplinary meetingsCaptured from the official source listed below

International applicant assessment

Acceptance, medical registration and immigration are separate decisions. Clinical training does not automatically confer operative privileges.

Can international surgeons apply?

Eligibility unclear — confirm with the programmeCaptured from the official source listed below

Clinical role and hands-on restrictions

Visiting observership; includes surgical activities of the unit (extent not stated)Captured from the official source listed below

Medical registration

Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed

Language

English or ItalianCaptured from the official source listed below

Visa or work authorisation

Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed

Application timeline and contact

Application deadline

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Commencement / intake

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Application cycle

ESO states applications are currently closed; new applications open June 2027Captured from the official source listed below

Published positions — not remaining vacancies

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How to apply

Online application through the ESO account; ESO pre-selects, shortlisted files go to the host centre which decides on interview; enrolment arranged directly with the host (can take up to six months)Captured from the official source listed below

Official programme contact

Elena Fiore, efiore@eso.net (ESO CTC Programme)Captured from the official source listed below

Eligibility and application documents

Published entry requirements

ESO CTC rule: oncology specialisation completed within the last five years or to be completed before the fellowship startsCaptured from the official source listed below

Application documents

Online ESO application; CV with publication list; proof of oncology specialist training (or letter confirming expected completion date); medical school diploma; letter of support from mentor; documents in EnglishCaptured from the official source listed below

Benefits, funding and costs

Salary or funding

ESO CTC monthly grant of EUR 2,500 (gross); travel not reimbursed; accommodation not provided; Medical Council registration fees borne by the trainee (ESO Doctors Fellowship Programme page)Captured from the official source listed below

Fees and upfront expenses

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Benefits and support

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Accommodation or relocation

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Unknown funding does not mean unpaid; unknown fees do not mean free. Confirm the written appointment terms before committing.

Host institution

Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori

Fondazione IRCCS Istituto Nazionale dei Tumori in Milan, Italy hosts this official-source SurgFellow record in Colorectal Surgery. Listings do not imply endorsement or an open intake.