Overview
Fellowship (since 2002) of 60% clinical and 40% research training covering middle ear, skull base, cochlear implant, BAHA and vestibular disorders in adults and children, attracting 40–50 applications a year from around the world.
The programme
- Training type
- Clinical Fellowship
- Duration
- 1 year (potential to expand to 2 years)
- Start
- Not stated on official page
- Positions
- Not stated on official page
- Accreditation
- Not stated on official page
- Department
- Division of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, Department of Surgery
Eligibility and visa
- Eligibility
- Medical degree from an accredited university; at least three years of an approved otolaryngology residency; evidence of academic interest in neurotology
- International applicants
- Page states the programme attracts applications from around the world
- Visa support
- Institution policyFor international fellows PGME manages immigration/work-permit processing (LMIA offer-of-employment numbers)
- Licence requirement
- Institution policyCollege of Physicians and Surgeons of Nova Scotia postgraduate education (defined/educational) licence and CMPA coverage required; English proficiency for international applicants
How to apply
- Deadline
- Not stated on official page
- Application method
- Contact the fellowship director, Dr David P. Morris (dp.morris@dal.ca)
Funding
- Funding
- Not stated on official page
Official sources
https://medicine.dal.ca/departments/department-sites/surgery/divisions/otolaryngology/education/fellowships.htmlhttps://medicine.dal.ca/departments/department-sites/surgery/divisions/otolaryngology/patient-care/otology.htmlhttps://medicine.dal.ca/departments/core-units/pgme/admissions/departmentally-funded-clinical-fellowships.html