West African College of Surgeons
⌖ Accredited West African centres · Ghana / Nigeria / Sierra Leone
Structured neurosurgical training with operative logbook, clinical exposure, coursework, dissertation and final fellowship examination requirements.
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Successful WACS Part I candidates must secure admission to an accredited hospital for neurosurgery training; national registration and appointment requirements apply.
Specialist surgical training following the WACS Part I examination
Supervised clinical and operative training at a WACS-accredited institution.
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NeuroSurgFellow does not guarantee admission, licensing, visas, employment, funding or operative privileges. Requirements may change by intake and appointment.
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Specialist surgical training following the WACS Part I examination
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Registration requirements need direct confirmation. WACS Part I, documented training and dissertation requirements, followed by the Part II Final Fellowship examination. Language requirements are not published. Visa and work-authorisation requirements need direct confirmation.
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