Brachytherapy (Radiation Oncology) fellowships in North America

Online via U of T PGME Postgraduate Applications System (PASS) with personal statement (programme type and sites of interest), CV and 3 confidential reference letters sent to radonc.fellowship@utoronto.ca

Funded by supervisors and hospital departments; fellows are remunerated; extra positions possible for candidates bringing grant/home-centre/government funding; personal self-funding not permitted

Email CV, personal statement, three letters of recommendation and USMLE results to Angie Courtney (angie.courtney@moffitt.org) or mail to Moffitt GME, 12902 USF Magnolia Drive, Tampa, FL 33612. Programme Director: Arash Naghavi, MD, MS.

Exceptional international applicants who have completed a radiation oncology training programme will be considered if they can obtain a valid US medical licence and ECFMG certification (USMLE 1 and 2); must be fluent in English.

Complete the application form and email it with CV, personal statement, three letters of recommendation, USMLE scores (Steps 1–3), ECFMG certificate (if applicable), MSPE and medical school transcript to Program Coordinator Marcie Sparks (Marcie.Sparks@osumc.edu, 614-814-1224).

Named application documents include CV, recommendation/reference letters. Consult the official programme checklist for the full list, counts, authors and any conditional requirements.

Satisfactory completion of residency training plus Royal College or Board certification; must be eligible for a training card from the Collège des Médecins du Québec. Graduates of FAIMER-listed schools recognised as specialists may apply.

International medical graduates (Canadian citizens, permanent residents, US citizens and foreign citizens) can apply for up to three years of training in Québec; must hold proof of funding (see Funding). Physicians in Québec must provide care in French and English; French language courses are expected.

McGill online application form with non-refundable application fee (CAD 143.82); programme contact admin.radonc@mcgill.ca. Applications to Radiation Oncology fellowship programs open March 1.

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.