AndrologyCanada
McGill University Health Centre (Andrology / Infertility Fellowship)
Montreal, QC
Not open for applications for the 2027-2028 academic year.
Two-year McGill University Health Centre fellowship in the clinical, microsurgical and research management of male infertility, including reproductive biology; it is not designed for sexual medicine training.
Length2 years
Spots1
SalaryNot funded by the program: the fellow secures outside funding (self-funding not accepted); McGill PGME minimum is the R-1 salary equivalent, about $61,000 CAD
What stands out
- Basic andrology laboratory training in Armand Zini's research lab
- Reproductive biology curriculum, including spermatogenesis, sperm biology and basic female reproductive biology
- Research themes include sperm DNA integrity, semen oxidants and genetics of infertility
- Two-year research fellows may apply for funding through the McGill Surgical Scientist Program
- Program lead
- Armand Zini
- Apply through
- Direct application
- Timeline
- Not open for applications for the 2027-2028 academic year
- Focus
- Male infertility clinical and surgical management with research; not designed for sexual medicine training
- Eligibility
- Open to Canadian-trained applicantsNo USMLE neededCanadian program (no US visa needed)
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Training
- Structure
- Fellow attends all male infertility clinics and assists in infertility surgery; at least one full day per week protected for research
- Research
- Minimum two clinical or basic projects, with desk space in the research laboratory; book chapter opportunities
- Case numbers
- 6 to 10 andrology surgical cases assisted per 3-month block (per fellow; cases shared 50:50 with the rotating resident)
- Hospital
- McGill University Health Centre
- Faculty
- Peter Chan
Requirements (3)
- Graduate of recognized medical school and urology residency
- Fluent in English and/or French
- Candidates must secure their own funding