ReconstructionCanada
McGill University, Jewish General Hospital and McGill University Health Centre
Montreal, Quebec
Two-year sexual medicine, male genitourinary dysfunction and reconstructive urology fellowship covering erectile and ejaculatory dysfunction, hypogonadism, Peyronie disease, urethral and genital reconstruction, male incontinence and BPH.
Length2 years
Spots1 per year
SalaryCandidate must secure outside sponsor funding (no self-funding); PGME minimum is the R-1 salary equivalent, about $61,000 CAD per year
What stands out
- Sexual dysfunction workup includes penile duplex ultrasound
- Incontinence training covers adjustable transobturator hydraulic implants, slings and AUS
- Prosthetic training includes inflatable prosthesis with modeling, malleable devices and revisions
- Program lead
- Serge Carrier
- Apply through
- Direct application
- Timeline
- McGill PGME, 2027-2028 year: applications opened May 15, 2026 and closed September 1, 2026 (default for fellowships without a listed exception). Dates for 2028-2029 not yet posted as of Oct 1, 2026.
- Focus
- Sexual dysfunction, Peyronie's disease, urethral, genital and penile reconstruction, male incontinence
- Eligibility
- Open to Canadian-trained applicantsNo USMLE neededCanadian program (no US visa needed)
Training
- Structure
- Two years of clinical work and research; clinic 1 to 2 days and OR 2 to 3 days per week, plus MGUD call
- Research
- Fellow runs supervised clinical projects to be submitted for presentation and publication
- Hospitals
- McGill University Health Centre (Glen site) · Lachine Hospital · Jewish General Hospital
- Faculty
- Mélanie Aubé, Alex Brzezinski