Orthopaedic – Beasiswa Indonesia

The Leslie Eric Paddle Scholarship in Orthopaedic Paediatrics was established with a bequest from the late Leslie Eric Paddle.

The scholarship is awarded to an individual or group of students conducting and performing research in the field of Orthopaedic Paediatrics.

This scholarship is one of several trust-funded scholarships available through the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences for students who have applied for, or are enrolled in a graduate research degree of the faculty.

Benefits
The duration of the scholarship is up to 1 year. The scholarship provides a fortnightly allowance of approximately $26,916 per year (pro rata).

Eligibility
To be considered for this scholarship, you must:

be applying for or enrolled in a graduate research degree in the Faculty of Medicine, Dentistry and Health Sciences, and researching in the field of Orthopaedic Paediatrics.
satisfy the faculty’s eligibility standards for course and scholarship.

Application
You must apply for this scholarship by submitting an application form.

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Our program provides experience in a wide range of congenital and acquired orthopaedic conditions including spinal deformity, neuromuscular diseases, bone dysplasias, limb deficiencies, limb length discrepancy, major deformities, orthopaedic oncology, trauma and sports medicine.

The Hospital for Sick Children is a public, teaching hospital specializing in leading-edge paediatric care, education and research. The Division of Orthopaedic Surgery is one of the busiest departments in the hospital caring for chronic and acute conditions to the most complex patients with musculoskeletal disease. We believe that interdisciplinary care, collaborative research and valuable teaching we will give fellows the skills required to undertake the most important questions in children’s musculoskeletal disease.

Training Program
Our fellowship program is structured to meet the individual needs of the fellow. Five fellows are recruited each year (two in January and three in July.) Fellows will undertake rotations with several surgeons. A typical weekly schedule include two operating days, two clinic days and one research day. The training program ensures that fellows gain experience in all of the major areas of paediatric orthopedics. Our goal is for fellows to develop highly competent skills and sound clinical judgment to be an excellent academic paediatric orthopaedic surgeon.

The areas of responsibility include operating time, fracture treatment, outpatient clinics and inpatient wards. The fellow will participate in emergency call with responsibilities close to that of a staff surgeon, but with a staff surgeon and resident also on call. In addition, the fellow may also participate in clinics held in affiliated institutions dedicated to the care of children (e.g. Bloorview Kids Rehab, Erinoak Kids, etc.)

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