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PGY3/Fellowships

Current Opportunities for Further Training

  • October 12, 2012          Application deadline date
  • December 7, 2012        Acceptance notification
  • December 21, 2012      Deadline for Acceptance
  • July 1, 2013                  Program start date  

 

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  • Addictions - CAMHAddiction Medicine PGY3/ Fellowship - Centre for Addiction and Mental Health
  • Addictions - SJHCA Family Medicine Training Program in Addictions at St. Joseph’s Health Centre, Toronto
  • AIDS/HIVA family medicine fellowship which will provide comprehensive care to patients with HIV infection in the community and a hospice setting
  • AnesthesiaA one year comprehensive training program in Anesthesia.
  • Breast DiseasesA family medicine fellowship which will provide enrichment in the area of benign and malignant breast disease and exposure to issues facing breast cancer survivors
  • Care of the ElderlyThe goal of this family medicine Fellowship is to provide trainees with the knowledge and skills to become leaders in the primary care of the elderly within their communities
  • Clinical Palliative CareThe Clinical Palliative Care PGY3 Enhanced Skills Program is offered at St. Joseph’s Health Centre in Toronto.
  • Conjoint Palliative MedicineA one-year postgraduate program jointly accredited by the RCPSC and the CFPC designed for physicians seeking advanced training to develop added competency in palliative medicine.
  • Emergency MedicineThis Program is designed to provide training to residents in Family Medicine which will prepare them for a career in both Family and Emergency Medicine
  • Clinician Scholar FellowshipAccepting applications for support of a current University of Toronto Family Medicine Resident who wishes to pursue a 1-2-year funded Family Medicine Research Fellowship.
  • Academic FM-Hospital MedicineThis Family Medicine fellowship enhances the skills of recent Family Medicine graduates who wish to include at least a 25% commitment to inpatient medicine in their family physician careers
  • Global HealthThe goal of this Family Medicine fellowship is to enhance the ability of Canadian family physicians to competently address global health issues both locally and abroad
  • Indigenous HealthThe goal of the Indigeneous Health fellowship is to enhance the ability of Canadian family physicians to provide comprehensive care to and to be advocates for improved health in Indigenous populations in Ontario and other regions of Canada in accordance with the First Nations, Inuit and Métis (Indigenous) Health core competencies for Postgraduate Medical Education
  • Low Risk ObstetricsThe Low Risk Obstetrical Program is a three-month clinical program aimed at providing additional experience to trainees committed to including family medicine obstetrics in their future practices
  • Sport and Exercise MedicineThis fellowship will prepare the fellow to incorporate best practices for musculoskeletal medicine in clinical, educational and research settings
  • Women's HealthThe goal of the Women's health program is to provide philosophical and practical enrichment in Women’s Health based on a whole person approach in order to foster advocacy and develop leaders in the health care of Women

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  • Affiliated Hospitals Contact information for DFCM's Family Medicine Teaching Units at our affiliated hospitals.
  • Living in Toronto Living expenses, visa, insurance, helpful links about living in Toronto.
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  • Research Rounds Research Rounds are an interactive event focused on primary care research and research practices. They are open to all Primary Care / Family Medicine students, researchers, faculty, preceptors, staff and their collaborators.
  • POWER POWER is the Faculty of Medicine's Postgraduate Web Evaluation and Registration system.
  • Residents Project Database By the end of second year, all residents must complete an academic project by conducting research or through other academic endeavours such as development of educational materials, chart audits or critical reviews of topics.