EAES-UEMS Working Group

Mission
The EBSQ examination leads to the title of Fellow of European Board of Surgery (F.E.B.S.). This conferment is a significant high-level indication of professional competence and excellence, and represents an acknowledgement of knowledge, skills and professionalism, at European level. The Fellowship of the UEMS is becoming increasingly prestigious among professionals and institutions.

The examination and subsequent conferment of the title of Fellow of the European Board of Surgery have a single objective: to help each and every surgeon in his/her professional career, by providing through the UEMS, in collaboration with the European Association of Endoscopic Surgery (EAES) the tools for professional advancement.

Vision
The training of surgeons in the different countries of the European Union is the responsibility of the national competent authorities of each country, and thus is not within the sphere of competence of the UEMS. However, in the absence of specific official title in the different surgical fields or specialities in European countries, the aim of the UEMS Section of Surgery is to assure standards of the product of the training of surgeons through robust, valid, high level exit specialty exams for specialist trainees.

Each specialty within the Section of Surgery has its own curriculum, eligibility criteria, and examination. If passing, the EBSQ Examination leads to the conferment of the title of Fellow of the European Board of Surgery in the corresponding specialty.

Faculty MIS exam

Faculty RAS exam