Programme overview
Royal College and SSO-approved two-year general surgical oncology fellowship at University of Toronto / Princess Margaret.
Source intake statement at last review: Recurring programme; confirm current cycle on the official page
A published programme or position count does not establish a current vacancy.
- Training and clinical exposure
- Placements across Princess Margaret/UHN, Mount Sinai and Sunnybrook Odette cancer centres.Source linkedField source ↗
International applicant assessment
Acceptance, medical registration and immigration are separate decisions. Clinical training does not automatically confer operative privileges.
- Can international surgeons apply?
- May accept international applicantsCaptured; field evidence not mapped
- Clinical role and hands-on restrictions
- Supervised clinical participationCaptured; field evidence not mapped
- Medical registration
- Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed
- Language
- Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed
- Visa or work authorisation
- Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed
Application timeline and contact
- Application deadline
- Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed
- Commencement / intake
- Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed
- Application cycle
- Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed
- Published positions — not remaining vacancies
- 3 or 4 new fellows per year (programme capacity, not current vacancies).Source linked · checked 12 November 2026Field source ↗
- How to apply
- Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed
- Official programme contact
- Jaime Burke, Program Coordinator: jaime.burke@uhn.caSource linkedField source ↗
Eligibility and application documents
- Published entry requirements
- Completed or nearing completion of residency in a recognized general surgery training programme. Confirm any programme-specific certification requirements with the coordinator.Source linked · checked 12 November 2026Field source ↗
- Application documents
- Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed
Benefits, funding and costs
- Salary or funding
- Full salary support plus assistance attending the SSO and Canadian Society of Surgical Oncology annual meetings.Source linked · checked 12 November 2026Field source ↗
- Fees and upfront expenses
- Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed
- Benefits and support
- Support to attend annual SSO and Canadian Society of Surgical Oncology meetings.Source linkedField source ↗
- Accommodation or relocation
- Not yet confirmed from an official sourceNot yet confirmed
Unknown funding does not mean unpaid; unknown fees do not mean free. Confirm the written appointment terms before committing.
Host institution
University of Toronto · UHN
University of Toronto · UHN in Toronto, Canada hosts 1 official-source SurgFellow record across Surgical Oncology. Institution hubs group verified programme listings and publicly named faculty contacts; they do not imply endorsement or an open intake.
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Names and roles reflect captured sources; rosters may change. Initials are placeholders, not verified photographs.
Evidence and useful links
Source accessed: 22 October 2026. Source access is not the institution’s publication date, renewed accreditation, or confirmation of open recruitment.
Selective official-source field review on 22 October 2026. Unchanged fields retain earlier evidence. Official programme description; current vacancy and application dates not confirmed.
- Official programme or registry source ↗
- Evidence: positions, funding, benefits, contact, clinical exposure, faculty, review notes ↗
Profile completeness and evidence coverage
11/21 application fields captured; 7/21 have a mapped field source. This measures captured information, not programme quality or independent verification.
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- DurationCaptured; field evidence not mapped
- Entry requirementsSource linked
- Clinical role and restrictionsCaptured; field evidence not mapped
- International eligibilityCaptured; field evidence not mapped
- Medical registrationNot yet confirmed
- LanguageNot yet confirmed
- Visa or work authorisationNot yet confirmed
- Published positionsSource linked
- CommencementNot yet confirmed
- Application deadlineNot yet confirmed
- Application cycleNot yet confirmed
- Application processNot yet confirmed
- Application documentsNot yet confirmed
- Application routeCaptured; field evidence not mapped
- Official contactSource linked
- Salary or fundingSource linked
- FeesNot yet confirmed
- Benefits and supportSource linked
- Accommodation or relocationNot yet confirmed
- Training exposureSource linked
- Named faculty or contactsSource linked
“Captured; field evidence not mapped” means the record contains information but a specific supporting source has not yet been assigned to that field. “Not stated in captured source” reflects the stored review note; it is not a claim that every institutional source was searched.
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