Clinical training · Pediatric Nephrology

Academic Pediatric Nephrology Fellowship

McGill University / Montreal Children's Hospital

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Montreal · Canada

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Training at a glance

Pathway
Clinical training
Duration
1 year
Recorded capacity
McGill lists an average of one trainee per year.
Accreditation
Not recorded
Entry qualifications
Post-residency nephrology fellowship.
Visa / sponsorship
Visa and sponsorship not recorded
Funding / fees
Not recorded
Application timing
Current cycle not confirmed

Recorded detail coverage

3 of 12 structured details recorded. This measures how much has been captured here, not the quality of the program.

9 details to confirm with the program
  • Accreditation
  • Application route
  • Clinical registration
  • Clinical language
  • Visa / sponsorship
  • Funding / fees
  • Application timing
  • Program contact
  • Program leadership
About Pediatric Nephrology

Kidney disease, dialysis and transplant. A typical pathway in the subspecialty overview is about 3 years; this program’s own length may differ. Subspecialty overview →

Original import notes — historical context

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Application and international eligibility

Current intake and a structured application deadline are not independently confirmed.

7 application details to confirm

Not separately recorded: International eligibility; Application document language; Tuition and fees; Application route; Clinical registration; Clinical language; Program leadership. Consult the official program source before applying.

Additional program details

Capacity notes
McGill lists an average of one trainee per year.
Curriculum
Individualized training in nephrology research, quality assurance and patient safety, and transplantation.

Sources and record history

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Duration
2 years
Recorded capacity
McGill’s program page lists an average of 2 trainees per year.

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Pediatric Nephrology Subspecialty Program

McMaster University / McMaster Children's Hospital

Hamilton · Canada

Pediatric Nephrology

Duration
One or two years, based on learner preference.
Recorded capacity
Not recorded

Current McMaster directory classifies this as a clinical fellowship. Completion leads to a McMaster PGME certificate; Royal College accreditation is not established by this programme page.

Record updated 2026-10-29 · Evidence policy

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Pediatric Nephrology Fellowship

University of British Columbia / BC Children's Hospital

Vancouver · Canada

Pediatric Nephrology

Duration
The programme describes a first clinical year and a second year tailored to trainee goals; an optional third year is recommended for an academic-medicine career.
Recorded capacity
Not recorded

UBC’s Pediatrics calendar lists the subspecialty training program and describes opportunities for research and affiliation with BC Children’s Hospital Research Institute.

Record updated 2026-10-29 · Evidence policy

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