Pediatric Gastroenterology Fellowships in Toronto, Canada
5 pediatric gastroenterology training records in Toronto, Canada. See entry requirements and how to apply.
5 recorded routes across 1 source institution label: 5 clinical training. 5 records have at least one field-level source check.
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| Program and institution | Pathway and location | Duration and capacity | Eligibility and application | Funding and fees | Sources and shortlist |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Advanced Paediatric Clinical Nutrition Fellowship University of Toronto / The Hospital for Sick Children | Clinical training Toronto, Canada Advanced SickKids subspecialty track. The core Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition fellowship is listed separately. | 1 year Recorded capacity: Not recorded | Read entry requirementsThe division’s advanced-fellowship screening requires pediatric gastroenterology certification, completion of accredited pediatric gastroenterology training, or equivalent recognition where formal certification is unavailable. How to apply: The division instructs advanced-track applicants to submit a CV for first-round screening. Confirm the dates and route for this specific track. | Funding: Not recorded Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
| Advanced Paediatric Hepatology and Liver Transplant Fellowship University of Toronto / The Hospital for Sick Children | Clinical training Toronto, Canada Advanced SickKids subspecialty track. The core Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition fellowship is listed separately. | 1 year Recorded capacity: Not recorded | Read entry requirementsThe division’s advanced-fellowship screening requires pediatric gastroenterology certification, completion of accredited pediatric gastroenterology training, or equivalent recognition where formal certification is unavailable. How to apply: The division instructs advanced-track applicants to submit a CV for first-round screening. Confirm the dates and route for this specific track. | Funding: Not recorded Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
| Advanced Paediatric Inflammatory Bowel Disease Fellowship University of Toronto / The Hospital for Sick Children | Clinical training Toronto, Canada Advanced SickKids subspecialty track. The core Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition fellowship is listed separately. | 1 year Recorded capacity: Not recorded | Read entry requirementsThe division’s advanced-fellowship screening requires pediatric gastroenterology certification, completion of accredited pediatric gastroenterology training, or equivalent recognition where formal certification is unavailable. How to apply: The division instructs advanced-track applicants to submit a CV for first-round screening. Confirm the dates and route for this specific track. | Funding: Not recorded Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
| Advanced Paediatric Intestinal Failure and Rehabilitation Fellowship University of Toronto / The Hospital for Sick Children | Clinical training Toronto, Canada Advanced SickKids subspecialty track. The core Gastroenterology, Hepatology and Nutrition fellowship is listed separately. | 1 year Recorded capacity: Not recorded | The GIFT track description names fully trained general gastroenterologists or general surgeons. Confirm how its track criteria interact with the division’s general advanced-fellowship screening rules. | Funding: SickKids Transplant Centre provides competitive funding for this track. Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
| Gastroenterology, Hepatology & Clinical Nutrition Subspecialty Program University of Toronto / The Hospital for Sick Children | Clinical training Toronto, Canada | Not recorded Recorded capacity: Not recorded | Read entry requirementsDepartment-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. How to apply: Read application routeThe Toronto Paediatrics page states both that applications to its programs are submitted through CaRMS, and that applications to the subspecialty fellowship programs must be submitted directly to the program director named for the subspecialty, with a personal interview possibly required. Confirm with the program director which route applies to your pathway. | Funding: Not recorded Fees: Not recorded | Official program source ↗ Field evidence and record history |
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