The Educational and Research Foundation for the American Academy of Facial Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery fellowship program provides postgraduate training in facial plastic surgery. The objectives of the fellowship program are to:
- provide an outstanding academic opportunity for the acquisition of specialized knowledge and skills in facial plastic surgery;
- develop trained specialists who will contribute to the ongoing development of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery;
- foster development of facial plastic and reconstructive surgery educators, especially in residency programs; and
- encourage the development of new skills and knowledge in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery through basic research and clinical trials.
Residents in ACGME accredited programs in otolaryngology or plastic surgery are eligible to apply for the 50 or more positions available each year. The AAFPRS Foundation fellowship program is widely respected by the medical community and represents the finest postgraduate program in the world for the training of facial plastic and reconstructive surgeons. Since its beginning in 1969, the program has trained more than 1200 highly specialized experts to be educators and leaders in facial plastic and reconstructive surgery. These individuals and their directors have performed a tremendous service to the AAFPRS and the specialty through the development and dissemination of new procedures, improvement of patient care, refinement of surgical techniques and the promotion of confidence and respect in the specialty.
Each applicant will be required to complete an Application of Intent to be eligible to access the application.
Please be sure you have met all prerequisites for applying for an AAFPRS Foundation fellowship prior to completing the Application of Intent to gain access to the application.
The following are requirements of the application process and must be submitted during the application completion process:
- Complete all tabs
- Upload a Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Upload Future Plan Statement which should include your future goals, intentions, and why you have chosen facial plastic surgery
- Upload Medical School Transcript (official with Registrar’s signature)
- Have 3 letters of reference (1 must be from the Department Chair/Program Director) uploaded by your letter writers
- Submit credit card payment for application fee to Fatima
All requirements and application fees must be submitted by February 1st to be distributed by mid-February. All applications submitted after February 1st but prior to the March 1st deadline will be distributed by mid-March. No applications submitted after March 1st will be considered. The application completion date includes letters of reference.
A $175 application fee is required to apply to 10 programs or less. There is an additional fee of $15.00 per program for applicants who wish to apply for more than 10 programs. The applicant is charged per program not per director/co-director. A $50 match registration must be paid directly to the SF Match office. Visit the SF Match website for additional information (www.sfmatch.org). A $125 late fee will be required for applications submitted after February 1st. Please note, no applications will be processed after February 1st without payment of late fee. Credit card payments can be submitted over the phone by calling (703) 299-9291 or via secure fax to (703) 299-8284.
Click on the "Register" link and complete and submit the registration form.
Login with your email and password to complete the Application of Intent.
On completion, submit your application as FINAL.
Upon submitting your application, your request will be sent to AAFPRS Foundation.
If you require assistance or additional information, please contact the Fellowship Program Manager, fellowships@aafprs.org.
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