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Medical Oncology - Gynecology Oncology
Fellowship Title: |
Medical Oncology - Gynecology Oncology |
Division: |
Medical Oncology |
Fellowship Type: |
Cinical |
Supervisor: |
Drs. Amit Oza, Stephanie Lheureux |
Duration: |
1-2 year fellowship |
Application Open and Close Date: |
April 14 – May 30, 2025 |
Anticipated Start Date(s): |
2025-2026 |
Number of position(s) per year: |
1 |
Description: |
This program is currently a 2-year clinical fellowship combined with a mandatory third year focused on providing each fellow with formal training and/or experience in an academic (non-clinical) field relevant to their future career in Gynaecologic Oncology. The 2-year clinical fellowship includes 4 six-month clinical blocks involving the following rotations:
There is considerable flexibility allowed within the academic year in order to facilitate each fellows' pursuit of a particular academic area of interest. Ultimately, this additional training/experience aims to provide fellows with practical skills that should facilitate their career in academic medicine. Previous fellows have used this time to pursue experiences in relevant laboratory research, or formal training at the Master's Degree level in Clinical Epidemiology or Health Professional Education. Objectives The overall intent of the Program is to prepare fellows for all aspects of the independent practice of Gynaecologic Oncology in an academic setting. At the present time, the Program fulfils the objectives of the Royal College of Surgeons of Canada for Gynaecologic Oncology. Upon successful completion of the fellowship program and the subspecialty examination of the Royal College, fellows will be recognized as subspecialists in Gynaecologic Oncology by all provincial licensing bodies in Canada as well those in many other countries. Our Program The size of our University Division provides fellows with an ideal environment for experiencing the practice of Gynaecologic Oncology in an academic environment. The relatively large number of staff Gynaecologic Oncologists (9) affiliated with the Program provides fellows with a range of academic interests and clinical practices that facilitate the development of varied clinical skills, critical thinking, and multiple perspectives on the practice of Gynaecologic Oncology. Due to the large volume of both surgical and non-surgical cases seen annually by members of the Division of Gyneacologic Oncology at the University of Toronto, based at two tertiary-care referral centres for women with gynaecologic malignancies in Ontario, Canada, fellows in our Program are afforded a high level of clinical exposure to the range of malignancies managed by Gynaecologic Oncologists. The large clinical volume also facilitates the performance of clinical research by fellows during their training period. Required Documents CV, Letter of Intention, Specialty Certificate in either Medical Oncology or at minimum Internal Medicine, 3 letters of recommendation, desired start date, and identify if they are funded or will require funding from us |
Contact Name: |
Claudia Scheckmann |
Role: |
Coordinator |
E-mail: |
Claudia.Scheckmann@uhn.ca |