Female & FunctionalCanada
McGill University (Neuro-Urology, Bladder Dysfunction, Pelvic Reconstruction and Female Urology)
Montreal, QC
Clinical fellowship in neuro-urology, voiding dysfunction, female urology and pelvic reconstruction for urology or gynecology graduates. The 1-year track targets general practice competence; the 2-year track adds surgical mastery and a basic research project.
Length1 or 2 years
Spots1 position
SalaryNot funded by the program: candidates need non-profit sponsor funding of at least the R-1 equivalent (about $61,000 CAD a year) plus tuition
What stands out
- Fellow oversees the urodynamics labs at the Jewish General Hospital and the rehabilitation institute, with weekly video-urodynamics
- Neuro-urology clinics, floor consults and cystoscopy at the Institut de réadaptation de Montréal
- 2-year track surgical goals add bladder augmentation, neobladder and continent diversion, ileal conduit and complex reconstruction
- Program leads
- Lysanne Campeau, Beatrice Bouchard
- Apply through
- Direct application
- Timeline
- 2027-28 year: McGill PGME default dates for fellowships apply, applications open May 15 and close Sept 1
- Focus
- Neurourology, bladder dysfunction, pelvic reconstruction, female urology
- Eligibility
- Open to Canadian-trained applicantsNo USMLE neededCanadian program (no US visa needed)
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Training
- Structure
- 1-year track (clinical research, optional lab time up to 1 day a week) or 2-year track, preferred by the program, adding basic research; rotations across at least 3 hospitals
- Research
- Fellow runs own clinical research protocols; department pays for a McGill epidemiology and biostatistics course; 2-year track adds a full basic science project
- Hospitals
- Jewish General Hospital · Montreal General Hospital · Institut de réadaptation Gingras-Lindsay-de-Montréal
- Faculty
- Jacques Corcos, Jens Erik Walter
Requirements (1)
- Candidates must secure funding in order to apply