Neurogastroenterology & motility fellowships in Canada

Compare 4 neurogastroenterology & motility fellowships in Canada, including Calgary. See eligibility, visa, funding and deadlines with official links.

50% accept international graduates and 25% describe a visa route; typical length 1 year. 4 institutions, mostly in Calgary, Hamilton and Toronto. Each listing links to the official page; confirm dates there.

Frequently asked questions

How many neurogastroenterology & motility fellowships are there in Canada?

4 listings at 4 institutions.

Can international medical graduates apply?

2 of 4 say they accept international applicants and 1 describe a visa route (J-1, H-1B or work permit). Rules differ by programme and guarantee nothing.

When are the next application deadlines?

No upcoming deadline is recorded. Check each official source for the next intake.

Compare programme details

Fees are costs paid by applicants; salary, stipend and funding are separate. Evidence labels distinguish programme facts, institutional policy, historical information and unresolved conflicts. Source checks belong to each field.

Showing 4 of 4 recorded programmes, sorted by programme name. These are not confirmed open vacancies.
ProgrammeDurationEligibilityApply and deadlineParticipant costsPay and funding
Gastrointestinal Motility FellowshipUniversity of Calgary (Cumming School of Medicine)
Duration
1 year
Recorded; not reverified
Eligibility
Completion of internal medicine and gastroenterology residency training.
Recorded; not reverified
International applicants
Not stated on official page
Recorded; not reverified
Application method
Email CV and letter of intent to the GI programme administrator
Recorded; not reverified
Documents
CV (named in recorded application instructions; confirm full checklist)
Recorded; not reverified
Deadline
1 November the year prior to fellowship start
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Tuition / fees
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Unverified
Application fee
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Unverified
Stipend / salary
salary support at PGY-6 level.
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Funding
Self-funded: proof of external financial support (institution, award, grant or bursary) of CAD 60,000 or more is required; salary support at PGY-6 level.
Recorded; not reverified
Scholarship
Self-funded: proof of external financial support (institution, award, grant or bursary) of CAD 60,000 or more is required
Recorded; not reverified
Motility FellowshipMcMaster University (Hamilton Health Sciences / St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton)
Duration
1 year
Recorded; not reverified
Eligibility
Completed core adult gastroenterology training (FRCPC or equivalent) and eligible for Ontario medical licensure.
Recorded; not reverified
International applicants
Not stated on official page
Recorded; not reverified
Application method
Not stated on official page
Recorded; not reverified
Documents
Not recorded
Unverified
Deadline
1 November annually
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Tuition / fees
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Unverified
Application fee
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Unverified
Stipend / salary
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Unverified
Funding
Limited internal funding; candidates encouraged to obtain external or home-institution funding
Recorded; not reverified
Scholarship
Not recorded
Unverified
Neurogastroenterology and Motility FellowshipUniversity of Toronto / University Health Network
Duration
1 year
Recorded; not reverified
Eligibility
Not stated on official page
Recorded; not reverified
International applicants
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International applicants who meet CPSO requirements for licensure as a clinical fellow may contact the fellowship programme director; trainees from countries with University of Toronto postgraduate training agreements apply via their sponsoring agency.

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Application method
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Documents
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Deadline
Open year round
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Tuition / fees
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Application fee
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Stipend / salary
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Funding
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Scholarship
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Neurogastroenterology and Motility FellowshipWestern University (Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry) / London Health Sciences Centre
Duration
1 year (70% clinical, 30% academic; no on-call duties)
Recorded; not reverified
Eligibility
Not stated on official page
Recorded; not reverified
International applicants
Internationally sponsored trainees considered (see Schulich PGME internationally sponsored trainee information); applicants must bring salary support.
Recorded; not reverified
Application method
Not stated on official page
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Documents
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Unverified
Deadline
Early application encouraged, often 18 months before start date
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Tuition / fees
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Unverified
Application fee
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Unverified
Stipend / salary
Salary support commensurate with level of training (PGY 6-8) required for all applicants (self/sponsor-funded)
Recorded; not reverified
Funding
Salary support commensurate with level of training (PGY 6-8) required for all applicants (self/sponsor-funded)
Recorded; not reverified
Scholarship
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Calgary 1

CANGastrointestinal Motility FellowshipUniversity of Calgary (Cumming School of Medicine) · Calgary, CanadaClinical fellowshipRecurring / rolling — confirm intakeInternational eligibility unverified

Hamilton 1

CANMotility FellowshipMcMaster University (Hamilton Health Sciences / St. Joseph's Healthcare Hamilton) · Hamilton, CanadaClinical fellowshipRecurring / rolling — confirm intakeInternational eligibility unverified

London 1

CANNeurogastroenterology and Motility FellowshipWestern University (Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry) / London Health Sciences Centre · London, CanadaClinical fellowshipIntake unverifiedInternational applicants considered

Toronto 1

CANNeurogastroenterology and Motility FellowshipUniversity of Toronto / University Health Network · Toronto, CanadaClinical fellowshipRecurring / rolling — confirm intakeInternational applicants consideredVisa route