Allergy & Immunology

Pediatric Immune Deficiency Fellowship

McGill University / Montreal Children's Hospital

Montreal · Canada

Pathway
Clinical training
Duration
One year; a second year is possible after program review.

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Eligibility and how to apply

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Entry qualifications
For pediatric subspecialists seeking academic clinical and research training in immune deficiency; the formal description specifies completed core residency and medical subspecialty training.

Training details

Recorded capacity
1
Clinical and research exposure
Advanced evaluation and management of primary and secondary immune deficiency, immune dysregulation and autoinflammatory syndromes in pediatric and adult clinics.
Research
Clinical research in immune deficiency is integrated with clinical care and teaching.

Sources and record history

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Recorded detail coverage

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  • Accreditation
  • Application route
  • Clinical registration
  • Clinical language
  • Visa / sponsorship
  • Funding / fees
  • Application timing
  • Program contact
  • Program leadership
About Allergy & Immunology

Allergy, asthma and immune deficiency. Subspecialty overview →

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