Germany
Find out more about ISAPS Fellowships in Stuttgart, Germany under the supervision of Dr. Sebastian Haack.
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Find out more about ISAPS Fellowships in Stuttgart, Germany under the supervision of Dr. Sebastian Haack.
Sebastian Haack runs a well-established department that has been committed to the surgical care of the nose for many years. He is supported in this fellowship by Dr Helmut Fischer.
The Marienhospital is situated just south of the centre of Stuttgart, Germany. The hospital was built in 1890, is linked to the University of Tübingen. It has approximately 784 beds in 17 departments of which an estimated 111 of those beds are in the Plastic Surgery department. The facial part of the department has a strong focus on the nose.
The hospital has some affordable rooms available but they must be reserved in advance. Your fellowship host can help to arrange this before you arrive.
Applicants must check visa requirements of the country they plan to visit before applying for the ISAPS Fellowship Program.
For visa and immigration information, please read the details on the German government website.
All non-European fellows have to apply for a Schengen visa which allows them to work in the European Union.
Additionally, please contact the Regierungspräsidium to register for a limited working permit. The departmental secretary will be able to guide you through the process.
Licensure is required. It is only with a valid license that you will be able to perform hands-on tasks throughout the fellowship.
Public transport is the best way to get around Stuttgart. The airport is 13km south of the city.
Marienhospital
During a fellowship, the fellow can anticipate observing the following subjects and techniques:
A white coat will be provided on arrival at Marienhospital.
“The level of expertise is extremely high, and the educational value of the training period here is invaluable. For anyone interested in aesthetic, functional, and reconstructive surgery of the nose, (attending the fellowship in Stuttgart) is a milestone for years.”