Multi-specialty / General Paediatrics Fellowships in Seoul, South Korea: 2 Recorded Programs

Explore 2 recorded multi-specialty / general paediatrics fellowship and training routes in Seoul, South Korea. Compare institutions, duration, eligibility, funding and official sources.

2 recorded routes across 2 source institution labels: 1 clinical training; 1 observership. 2 records have at least one field-level source check.

Listings do not confirm a current vacancy or applicant eligibility. Historical placements, frameworks and awards may appear alongside host training programmes; read each profile’s scope and dated evidence.

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Program and institutionPathway and locationDuration and capacityEntry requirementsFunding and feesSources and shortlist
Clinical Fellow (Pediatrics) 2027
Seoul National University Hospital
Clinical training
Seoul, South Korea
Appointment March 1, 2027–February 29, 2028; actual start may differ for military discharge or additional training.
Recorded capacity: The Pediatrics and Adolescent Medicine department row lists 23 recruits for 2027; this is the whole department, not 23 places in each subspecialty.
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Specialist certification in the relevant department, held or expected; failure of the 2027 specialist examination cancels appointment. Applicants at the retirement age of 60 on announcement date are excluded.

Funding: Not recorded
Fees: Not recorded
Official program source ↗
Field evidence and record history
Samsung Medical Center Observership - Pediatrics (PED)
Samsung Medical Center
Observership
Seoul, South Korea
Typically one month; maximum 88 days.
Recorded capacity: Not recorded
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MD/equivalent from a recognised medical school and sufficient Korean or English proficiency. Medical students are excluded from Pediatrics observerships; paediatric opportunities are limited to PED and PICU.

Funding: SMC provides no scholarship, financial assistance or sponsorship for this observer programme; applicants must secure their own funding before applying.
Fees: Not recorded
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Field evidence and record history

What is recorded and what to check

Coverage in this collection: 2/2 entry requirements; 1/2 funding; 0/2 fees; 1/2 clinical registration; 0/2 clinical language; 1/2 language / examination requirements; 0/2 application document language. Recorded information is not a full programme verification. Language examinations and document translation do not establish the language of clinical practice.

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