McMaster Adult Respirology Subspecialty Residency

McMaster University – Department of Medicine (Hamilton Health Sciences / St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton)

Internal MedicinePulmonary & critical careSubspecialty training programme
Destination
CAN
Hamilton, Ontario, Canada

Overview

Two-year Royal College adult respirology residency based at St. Joseph's, Hamilton General, Juravinski and McMaster University Medical Centre, with step-down ICU, CF/bronchiectasis/TB, subspecialty clinics, a PGY5 lung transplant elective at the University of Toronto and a mandatory research project.

The programme

Training type
Subspecialty training programme
Duration
2 years (PGY4–PGY5)
Start
July 1 (academic year)
Positions
Not stated on official page
Accreditation
Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada
Department
Not stated on official page

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Completion of three years of core Internal Medicine residency (CaRMS eligibility rules apply).
International applicants
IMGs who are Canadian citizens/permanent residents apply via CaRMS; sponsored trainees may apply via McMaster PGME sponsorship agreements.
Visa support
Not stated on official page
Licence requirement
CPSO educational or independent licence (Ontario)

How to apply

Deadline
Per the CaRMS Medicine Subspecialty Match timeline
Application method
Through the CaRMS Medicine Subspecialty Match (MSM).

Funding

Funding
Salaried residency position (Ontario Ministry of Health-funded for eligible CaRMS applicants)

Official sources

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