Head & Neck Surgical Oncology Fellowship

McMaster University / St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton and Juravinski Cancer Centre

ENT / OtolaryngologyHead & neck oncologyClinical fellowship
Destination
CAN
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Overview

12-month head and neck surgical oncology fellowship emphasizing ablative surgery, thyroid/parathyroid surgery and free-flap reconstruction, following the AHNS fellowship curriculum. Co-directors Dr David Choi and Dr Michael Gupta.

The programme

Training type
Clinical fellowship
Specialty associations
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Learning format
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Duration
12 months
Start
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Positions
1 per 12 months
Accreditation
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Department
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Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
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Qualification requirement
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Citizenship requirement
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Practice location requirement
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Membership requirement
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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
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Licence requirement
Must be eligible for a CPSO certificate authorizing postgraduate education
Visa route
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Visa sponsorship
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Visa support
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How to apply

Deadline
Applications reviewed 15 May – 20 July of the year preceding the intended start; notification in August
Application method
Email up-to-date CV to choidl@mcmaster.ca; rolling virtual interviews
Documents
CV (named in recorded application instructions; confirm full checklist)
Contact
choidl@mcmaster.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
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Sources and verification

Evidence by field
  • Contact: legacy record not reverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Source 2 Derived from Application method.
  • Documents: legacy record not reverified; checked not recorded. Source 1 Source 2 Derived from Application method.

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