Foot & ankle fellowships in Canada

Completed residency training and Royal College or equivalent Board certification; Medical degree from a school listed in the World Directory of Medical Schools; Recognition as a specialist in Canada or abroad; Eligibility for a Collège des médecins du Québec training card; Acceptable proof of non-profit funding

Not stated on the fellowship pages beyond the description of a foot and ankle reconstruction fellowship for orthopaedic surgeons; completion of an orthopaedic residency is implied but the PDFs do not list formal criteria

The undated programme brochure lists a stipend of $55,000 per year and economy airfare/hotel for one orthopaedic meeting. The salary year and current contract terms are not established.

Institution policy: McGill PGME fellowship applications for the 2027-2028 academic year opened 15 May 2026; deadline for complete files for most fellowship programmes 1 September 2026 (programme-specific dates on PGME Key Dates page)

Recorded institutional requirement includes tuition/fees coverage. The tuition amount is not separately itemised in the existing record; the full funding requirement remains under Funding. Current terms have not been reverified.

McGill PGME online fellowship application fee: $143.82 as printed, non-refundable, payable by credit card; only one submitted application is charged. The source does not explicitly label the dollar currency. This does not establish a fee for the separate formation complémentaire route.

Not stated: the recorded non-profit sponsorship requirement does not establish programme-paid salary. Required external support and its original amount remain under Funding; this is not a guaranteed programme award.

McGill PGME institutional admission policy: acceptable non-profit scholarship/sponsorship must meet at least the R-1 equivalent (minimum CAD 61,000 per year, explicitly identified as CAD in the sponsor-letter checklist) and additionally cover tuition and student services fees. Self-funding and unfunded training are refused. Some programmes may offer internal funding; pediatrics applicants may check bursaries. This is an admission support requirement, not a programme salary offer.

Completion of an approved orthopaedic residency programme; Eligibility for College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia licensing; Participation in clinics, home call, research, teaching and weekly rounds

Institution policy: submit the UBC Orthopaedics online application; a separate application is required for each fellowship. Upload the required documents as one PDF; referees submit their letters directly. Individual programme details and timelines may vary.

Institution policy: cover letter up to 250 words; month/year CV explaining employment gaps; medical degree with English translation if applicable; specialty certificate or enrolment letter stating expected completion. Three signed institutional-letterhead references are requested directly from referees. Sponsored international trainees additionally need an agency funding letter and sponsor application. Where required, application English evidence is IELTS 7 each component, OET Medicine B each, or CELPIP General 9 each; evidence older than two years is accepted for the fellowship application only.

Institution policy: the department advertises 31 October 2026 for 2028/29 fellowship applications. Applications open 15 April and close 31 October two years before the start. Individual programme timelines may vary; this is not confirmation of an available place.

Salary is provided by a sponsor or, for UBC-funded appointments, follows UBC fellowship and benefits guidelines. The amount is agreed with the fellowship director; no figure is published.

Medical degree and completed orthopaedic surgery residency in Canada or another country; Eligibility for registration with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Alberta; Assured financial support from an approved non-personal source; Meet University of Calgary postgraduate medical education and English-language requirements

Medical degree and specialty degree (official translation if not in English); Letter of good standing from the programme director; Proof of citizenship and English proficiency; CPSO (College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario) licence to practise; Malpractice insurance via the Canadian Medical Protective Association; University immunization requirements; Police record check and vulnerable sector check (originals)

Completed an accepted accredited orthopaedic residency, or comparable foreign orthopaedic training accepted by the CPSO; Approval by the supervising surgeons, hospital leadership, University division and fellowship coordinator

Conditional: Foreign fellows with comparable orthopaedic training accepted by CPSO may apply; university approval, CPSO licensure, a work visa and the published English-evidence requirement apply.

Published arrangement: Canadian fellows use OHIP assist/call billings and contribute 25% to academic enrichment funds; foreign-trained fellows without OHIP numbers are guaranteed at least the attending-year PARO PGY1 rate. No current dollar rate stated.