Programme overview
Post-certification vascular fellowship with vascular on-call duties, complex-case collaboration and participation in general/emergency surgical care.
Documented training exposure
- ✓Post-certification vascular and endovascular clinical practice
- ✓Complex procedures with specialist colleagues
- ✓Vascular on-call service and emergency/general surgery
- ✓Teaching junior doctors and medical students
Training exposure does not guarantee independent operating. Participation depends on registration, credentialing and programme decisions.
Eligibility and prior training
Certified vascular surgeon with an endovascular endorsement, after successful completion of surgical training.
International applicants: International eligibility and visa sponsorship are not stated.
Application status
Advertised vacancy; conflicting closing date
Deadline: The application paragraph says apply through 15 November 2026, while the page’s closing-date field says 16 November 2026. Confirm the actual closing time directly; the dates conflict.
Applicants should confirm the current cycle directly with the institution before preparing an application.
Registration, language and immigration
- Medical registration
- For specialist practice, the Dutch medical federation describes both BIG registration as a doctor and RGS specialist registration. The BIG register describes a combined assessment route for foreign-trained specialists. Ask ASz which registrations it requires for this fellowship and by when.
- Language requirements
- Not publicly confirmed in the indexed programme source
- Visa and work rights
- Programme- and applicant-specific; confirm with the institution and relevant authority
- Required documents
- Online application with a motivation letter identifying the role; a Dutch certificate of conduct (VOG) is required on appointment.
Clinical scope and case mix
Clinical work in the vascular service, vascular on-call duties and operating on complex cases together with colleagues. The fellow also participates in general surgery and the surgeon-in-the-emergency-department team.. The official source documents the training themes listed above; exact case numbers, independent responsibility and operative autonomy are not inferred when unpublished.
Research exposure: Not publicly confirmed in the indexed source.
Funding, fees and support
Appointment under AMS and the medical-specialist cooperative’s regulations. The annual-income field has no numeric amount; salary must be confirmed.
Accommodation, relocation, insurance and additional fees are not assumed when they are absent from the official source.
Source limitations and conflicting information
The two closing dates on the same official advert are shown together. No single confirmed calendar deadline is created; neither the blank salary field nor AMS reference is converted into a salary amount. Nationality eligibility and visa sponsorship are not stated.
Application evidence checklist
Use these evidence labels alongside the programme details above. A documented condition can belong to an earlier intake; check its source and dates before applying.
- Duration
- Documented
- Clinical participation
- Documented
- International eligibility
- Not published
- Salary, funding and fees
- Partly documented
- Application deadline
- Conflicting sources
- Prior training
- Documented
- Accreditation
- Not published
Questions to resolve with Albert Schweitzer ziekenhuis — Coöperatief Medisch Specialisten ASz
Request written answers for these 4 incomplete or conflicting areas:
- International eligibility: Do my qualifications and nationality meet the entry rules, and which registration and visa approvals are required?
- Salary, funding and fees: What salary or fees apply to my intake, in which currency, and which costs are covered?
- Application deadline: Is a place available for my intended intake, and what are its application opening and closing dates?
- Accreditation: Which body recognises this specific programme, and what credential or certificate is awarded?
Application process and contact
Use the official programme website for the current application route, named contact and document instructions. VascFellow does not accept applications on behalf of the institution.
Programme enquiries: T.S.C. Jakma: +31 78 652 3188; S.L. Steunenberg, vascular surgeon: +31 78 652 3019.
Open programme website ↗Open verification source ↗Sources for the additional details
Selected details reviewed on 2026-11-12. This does not establish a current opening or renew verification of every field.