UEMS Section of SurgeryUEMS Section of Surgery
| Date | Place | Application deadline |
|---|---|---|
| 28th June | London | 31st May |
All candidates – including new candidates and those who postponed or failed previously – must apply through the QuizOne platform accessible through the buttons below.
We do not accept any document as support to applications by any means other than uploaded on the dedicated web-platform. Documents received by any other means will not be considered as part of an application.
Please note that once the deadline date to apply is passed, no application will be acceptable by any means.
Before clicking the “Apply” button, please carefully read the EBSQ policies and Eligibility criteria and ensure that you are ready to submit all required documents.
Please also ensure that you pay the fees before the deadlines.
Places are limited to 25 candidates. Do not wait until last minute to finalise your application as places will be offered on a first come, first serve basis from date of application completion.
Candidates are responsible for their own application and its follow-up. Checking up regularly emails, and junk emails, is highly recommended – the UEMS Section of Surgery will not be responsible for any missed information sent via email.
Please note that the EBSQ Examination in Transplant Surgery takes place only in the English language.
We kindly encourage applicants to submit their documents and payment as early as possible.
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To apply for certification as Fellow of the European Board of Surgery (FEBS) in the specialty of Transplant Surgery offered by the European Board of Surgery and the Division of Transplant Surgery, a candidate has to undergo a two-step quality validation process: Eligibility (Part I) and Examination (Part II).
A candidate successfully passing the Eligibility and Examination will be qualified as: Fellow of the European Board of Surgery (FEBS) in Transplant Surgery.
The Fellowship of the UEMS is a significant high-level indication of professional competence and excellence. It basically reflects the ongoing important European standardisation, harmonisation and quality assurance process in medicine.
At present, the fellowship of itself has no automatic legal recognition in the European Union or any other country. Individual recognition of qualifications by the national authorities is supported by the EBSQ committee and the number of countries officially adopting the Board exam is continuously rising. The future perspective of this European diploma is to be seen in unanimous legalization within the ongoing project of the European harmonization process of medical education.
The candidate for the EBSQ title in Transplant Surgery should be a future opinion leader in transplant surgery.
Eligibility of an application will only be reviewed by the board once all required documents are provided and the Eligibility fee has been paid. Once these conditions are met, applications are treated by “first-come, first-served” principle. Incomplete applications or unpaid fees will result in delay of evaluation of your application.
Please read the instructions carefully and submit all required documents to support your application.
Certification can be obtained for the following separate modules:
A candidate can be accredited for one or more modules.
The Division is not offering certification for heart and lung transplantation since this is being offered via the long-established and successful certification/ examinat ion process of the UEMS Section of Thoracic Surgery.
Applications to the EBSQ Examination in Transplant Surgery is composed of the following documents:
The fees for the EBSQ examination in Transplant Surgery are as follow:
Payments must be made via Paypal directly on the QuizOne platform dedicated to registrations before the deadlines dates.
The eligibility fee is to be paid when the applicant registers for the exam.
The examination fee for the modules should be paid once the eligibility of the applicant has been confirmed, within two weeks following confirmation of selection, to finalise the registration for the examination.
All fees paid are non-refundable. The exam fee may be transferred to another exam sitting if more than 30 days’ notice is given.
For those who have been assessed eligible, you may postpone for up to 24 months without having to pass and pay the eligibility assessment again. After 24 months you must go through the eligibility assessment again.
Failing a module’s exam, a new attempt in the forthcoming exams is possible, the resit fee is €100.
Cancellation/Postponement up to 30 days before the exam:
Cancellation/Postponement less than 30 days before the exam:
Reasonable cancellations within 30 days of the exam will be considered on a case by case basis at the discretion of the Board of Examination. Supporting documentation is required.
For those who have been assessed eligible, you may postpone for up to 24 months without having to pass and pay the eligibility assessment again. After 24 months you must go through the eligibility assessment again and pay its fee.
All fees paid are non-refundable.
Fellows are responsible for their Certificates. New Certificates will not be re-issued in case of loss.
If there is an error on your certificate you must contact the office within 3 months of receiving the certificate to have the certificate reissued.
Candidates are required to attend an on-site examination during which they will have 2 stations, with 2 different examiners, for each module they have selected. Occasionally, a third examiner may be present at a particular station.
Each station will last 30 minutes and you will be asked about any aspect of the curriculum for that module.
Modules 1 to 4 will be reviewed during the examination.
Candidates must remain at the examination site unless otherwise indicated. Lunch and refreshments will be offered on the day of the exam.
Each selected module is evaluated through 2 stations. Per station, a total of 45 points can be achieved :
Candidates must obtain a minimum score of 27 in each station, of the same module, to pass this.
Occasionally, the candidate may be offered a 3rd station of that module subject to a review of the scores by the exam board.
In addition, an unsuccessful candidate is entitled to another chance to take the exam that he/she failed.
The successful candidates (successful Eligibility and Examination) are awarded the title “Fellow of the European Board of Surgery (FEBS) in Transplant Surgery“ and are provided with the relevant certificate.
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