Neonatal-Perinatal Medicine Fellowships in North America: 71 Recorded Programs

Neonatal-perinatal fellows or pediatric residents with confirmed plans for neonatal-perinatal subspecialty training and at least one further year of research training in an accredited programme; institutional research mentor required.

Program page states: “Applicants must have sufficient experience in the NICU prior to submitting their application and the fellowship highly recommends at least three neonatology rotations prior to the start of fellowship.”

OHSU GME appointees must hold an MD, DO or equivalent from an approved medical school before starting. International medical graduates need valid ECFMG certification, and non-US citizens must have or be eligible for US work authorization.

Departmental travel grants offer up to $1,500 per grant, generally one per fiscal year, through a rolling application process; the HIP Certificate in Human Investigations tuition is covered. This is educational support rather than a salary amount.

Scheduled completion of a United States-based ACGME-accredited pediatric residency. The named neonatal programme accepts US citizens, permanent residents or J-1 visa holders; it cannot consider H-1B holders.

Graduation from an LCME-accredited US/Canadian medical school, AOA-accredited US osteopathic school, or an international medical school with ECFMG certification and the specified immigration eligibility. Strong preference for completed or anticipated ACGME-accredited pediatric residency; appropriately certified, residency-trained international graduates are invited to apply.

Applicants must be certified or eligible for American Board of Pediatrics certification following paediatric or medicine-paediatrics training. International medical graduates must provide an ECFMG status report.

Named indirect-entry pediatric specialty or advanced medical course in the official INP 2026 notice, separate from its basic Pediatrics/Medical Genetics residencies. The notice is historical and does not establish a current open intake.

Historical 2026 call: prior direct-entry specialty completed before March 1, 2026, grade at least 8/10, and graduation within five years; SICA registration, psychometric and institutional selection processes apply. Exact permissible prior specialties need program-specific confirmation.

Historical 2026 notice quotes nonrefundable $1,600 psychometric and $600 selection-exam charges, without expanding currency in that section. A fellowship salary is not stated; current costs require confirmation.

The University of Calgary Pediatrics page states that its subspecialty pediatric programs start at the PGY4 level or later and are open to subspecialty residents and clinical research fellows. It lists this as a department-wide statement.

Department-level rules stated on the University of Toronto Paediatrics page: as a common rule, candidates must have completed three years of training in general paediatrics. Residency positions are available to Canadians and landed immigrants with undergraduate medical training in accredited North American medical schools and are approved by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada. Clinical fellowship positions are available to candidates whose medical training was completed outside North America, provided they hold specialty certification in Paediatrics from their country of training; clinical fellowship training for international medical graduates is not accreditable toward Royal College certification. This is a department-wide statement, not a rule written for this single program.

The linked 2026–2027 NYP/Columbia housestaff policy lists PGY4/5/6 base salaries of $119,100/$123,000/$125,200, separately from stipends/benefits. Appointment level and individual total compensation must be determined for the post.

Program page states: “Individuals who have completed an ACGME-certified pediatric residency, and who are U.S. citizens, permanent residents, or who hold a J1 (not H1B) visa are considered for fellowship training.”

Fully trained international physicians practicing abroad, or international residents/fellows enrolled at their home institution and returning there to graduate. Eligible international medical students have separate restrictions. Applicants intending to use the visit to obtain US residency/fellowship experience are excluded. The November 3 capture also lists citizenship restrictions for Belarus, Cuba, Iran, Libya, North Korea, Russia and Venezuela.