EUROSPINE with the Orthopaedic/Spine Biomedical Research Center (BMRC), University of Pittsburgh
⌖ Pittsburgh · United States
Source reviewed 29 Oct 2026. Verify the current intake with the host.
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Research placement in one of four BMRC-affiliated laboratories (Biodynamics, Ferguson Spine Research, Pittsburgh Orthopaedic Spine Research, BMRC BioBank).
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For EUROSPINE members residing in Europe or the UK.
Research fellowship · Research & academic
Placement in one of four BMRC-affiliated laboratories at the University of Pittsburgh and partners.
Non-US citizens without US work authorisation need a J-1 Research Scholar visa sponsored through the University of Pittsburgh.
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Non-US-work-eligible fellows need a J-1 Research Scholar visa via Univ. of Pittsburgh; costs borne by applicant; some sanctioned regions ineligible.
NeuroSurgFellow does not guarantee admission, licensing, visas, employment, funding or operative privileges. Requirements may change by intake and appointment.
Checked 29 Oct 2026. Unresolved fields are missing, qualified or awaiting confirmation in this record. They may be available from the host; a missing field does not mean that a requirement or cost does not apply.
Page gives an application deadline of 7 January 2027 with the window opening in mid-October 2026 and start on 1 July 2027. Aimed at spine/musculoskeletal researchers, not neurosurgeons specifically.
Active EUROSPINE Standard or Premium member residing in Europe or the UK; within five years of first professional appointment; no prior direct research support above USD 75,000 per year; able to work in the US for 12 months or meet J-1 Research Scholar requirements; demonstrated commitment to musculoskeletal or spine-related research.
USD 44,905 for living expenses and related costs.
Non-US citizens without US work authorisation need a J-1 Research Scholar visa sponsored through the University of Pittsburgh. Examination requirements are not recorded in this profile. Language requirements are not recorded in this profile. Non-US-work-eligible fellows need a J-1 Research Scholar visa via Univ. of Pittsburgh; costs borne by applicant; some sanctioned regions ineligible.
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