Fellowship in Head & Neck Oncology / Reconstructive Microsurgery

Dalhousie University / QEII Health Sciences Centre

ENT / OtolaryngologyHead & neck oncologyClinical + research fellowship
Destination
CAN
Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

Overview

One-year fellowships in ablative, or ablative plus microvascular reconstructive, head and neck surgery in a tertiary service for the Maritime Provinces, with 50–60 free flaps per year, transoral laser microsurgery and TORS. Fellowship Director Dr Ayham Al Afif.

The programme

Training type
Clinical + research fellowship
Specialty associations
Not yet verified
Learning format
Not yet verified
Duration
1 year
Start
Not stated on the official page
Positions
Two streams offered: Ablative H&N and Ablative + Microvascular Reconstructive
Accreditation
Not stated on the official page
Department
Not yet verified

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Royal College of Canada certification in Otolaryngology–HNS or equivalent
Qualification requirement
Not yet verified
Citizenship requirement
Not yet verified
Practice location requirement
Not yet verified
Membership requirement
Not yet verified
Eligibility restrictions
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Language
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Teaching language
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Clinical language
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International applicants
Yes – past fellows from North America, Australasia and Europe
Licence requirement
Not stated on the official page
Visa route
Not yet verified
Visa sponsorship
Not yet verified
Visa support
Not stated on the official page

How to apply

Deadline
Not stated on the official page
Application method
CV and three letters of reference to Dr Ayham Al Afif (ayham.alafif@nshealth.ca); 3–5 applicants interviewed
Documents
CV (named in recorded application instructions; confirm full checklist)
Contact
ayham.alafif@nshealth.ca

Funding and costs

Tuition / fees
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Application fee
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Stipend / salary
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Scholarship
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Funding
Fellows are paid; support to present at one scientific meeting and possibly one course

Sources and verification

Evidence by field
  • Contact: legacy record not reverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Derived from Application method.
  • Documents: legacy record not reverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Derived from Application method.
  • Training type: classification from record; checked not recorded. Source 1

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