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Cardiovascular Prevention and Rehabilitation

G. Raymond Chang Caribbean Fellowship

Fellowship Title:	G. Raymond Chang Caribbean Fellowship
Division:	All Divisions
Fellowship Type:	Clinical
Supervisor:	Primary Supervisor will depend on subspecialty of selected fellow; Secondary Supervisor – Dr Daniel Panisko (on a central basis)
Duration:	Varies to meet the needs of the fellow
Application Open and Close Date:	May 15 - September 15
Anticipated Start Date(s):	July 1, 2022
Number of position(s) per year:	1 fellow at a time
Description:	Established in 2006 by Dr. Herbert Ho Ping Kong and funded by G. Raymond Chang, O.C., O.J., this fellowship program supports clinicians from the West Indies (the islands of the former British West Indies) interested in pursuing academic Internal Medicine subspecialty training at UofT. This clinical fellowship is a limited term academic experience, with the objective of providing advanced training and specialized expertise in Internal Medicine subspecialties including, but not limited to Cardiology, Rheumatology, Nephrology, Infectious Diseases, and Gastroenterology or in a closely related discipline such as Neurology. This training is not currently available in the West Indies and such clinical experience is increasingly needed in the tertiary care hospitals around the Caribbean. Upon completion of the fellowship training, physicians will return to their primary institution. The specific goals and objectives would vary depending on the subspecialty. The general goals of this fellowship are: To gain advanced training and specialized skills required for the diagnosis, treatment, and management of patients with disorders within the selected subspecialty To gain clinical experience in inpatient and outpatient management within a multidisciplinary environment To gain exposure to an academic institution with the opportunity to participate in educational and teaching experiences and have the potential to pursue educational scholarship In addition to the standard requirements, the qualifications for this fellowship are as follows: Minimum training requirement DM-Internal Medicine, University of the West Indies Proof of citizenship in the British West Indies Matched funding commitment letter from the University of the West Indies or other source such as relevant Caribbean National Government
Contact Name:	Ms. Sarah Meilach
Role:	Administrative Assistant to Dr Daniel Panisko
Telephone:	416-603-5824
E-mail:	Sarah.Meilach@uhn.ca

Women's Health Fellow – Ambulatory Fellowship

Fellowship Title:	Women's Health Fellow – Ambulatory Fellowship
Division:	All Divisions
Fellowship Type:	Clinical
Duration:	1 Year (Extension possible)
Number of position(s) per year:	1
Description:	The Department of Medicine at Women's College Hospital invites applications for our Fellowship in Ambulatory Medicine. This Fellowship is open to applicants with completed specialty training in Internal Medicine and its Subspecialties. The program is intended to provide individuals trained in the fields of internal medicine with an opportunity to acquire advanced skills and expertise in the field of ambulatory medicine with a view to improving the quality of care and education in the ambulatory setting. The training will focus in any one or more of the following areas: women's health, complex chronic disease management; and health system solutions, and be supervised by a qualified member of the WCH Department of Medicine faculty. Three streams of training are available: CLINICAL STREAM: Together with her/his academic supervisor, the fellow will develop a one-year course of clinical study appropriate to the trainee's academic interests. Completion of a project suitable for peer-review publication is strongly recommended. QUALITY IMPROVEMENT (QI) STREAM: The fellow will be expected to complete advanced-level training in QI (e.g. Master's degree at the Institute for Health Policy Management and Evaluation or Veterans Affairs Scholars Program at U of T). Completion of a project suitable for peer-review publication is strongly recommended. RESEARCH STREAM: The fellow will be expected to complete advanced-level training (e.g. Master's degree with potential for PhD level training or post-doctoral training) in clinical or educational research, with a view to assuming an academic faculty position at a teaching hospital as a Clinician Scientist/Investigator or Clinician Educator, respectively. Fellowship applications to the Quality and Research Streams for longer than one year will be considered. Successful candidates would be encouraged to apply for external funding. Attendance at medical and relevant subspecialty rounds will be expected, as will participation in relevant subspecialty clinical coverage after hours. Applications for this position should include: A curriculum vitae; One-page proposal outlining your training expectations and long-term career goals; The name of potential fellowship supervisors; and Names, addresses and telephone numbers / email addresses of three references. Applications should be sent by mail or email to: Dr. Paula Harvey, Physician-in-Chief of Medicine c/o Amanda Edward, Education Coordinator Department of Medicine, Women's College Hospital 76 Grenville Street, Room 3445 Toronto, Ontario Canada, M5S 1B2 Fax: 416 323 6129; E-mail : amanda.edward@wchospital.ca
Contact Name:	Amanda Edward
Role:	Education Coordinator
E-mail:	amanda.edward@wchospital.ca
Mailing Address:	Department of Medicine, Women's College Hospital 76 Grenville Street, Room 3445 Toronto, Ontario Canada, M5S 1B2

Cardiology

Cardio-Oncology

Interventional Echocardiography - SMH

Adult Cardiac Electrophysiology - SMH

Adult Congenital Heart Disease - UHN

Adult Congenital Heart Disease / Structural Heart Interventions - UHN

Fellowship Title:	Adult Congenital Heart Disease / Structural Heart Interventions - UHN
Division:	Cardiology
Fellowship Type:	Clinical
Supervisor:	Dr. Eric Horlick
Duration:	1-2 years
Application Open and Close Date:	For July start date: - application process is open between September until November For January start date: -application process is open between March until May
Number of position(s) per year:	2-3 positions
Description:	The University Health Network (UHN)’s Toronto Congenital Cardiac Centre for Adults (TCCCA), one of the oldest and largest centres of its kind in the world, has trained more Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ACHD) physicians than any other centre in the world (more than 60 physicians since 1993). The TCCCA offers a 2-year fellowship with a broad education in the clinical management of patients with ACHD. The structural / interventional fellow will be expected to attend structural/interventional clinics, review imaging studies for the structural heart disease patient referrals in preparation for their outpatient consultation, attend and be primary operator for congenital, structural, TAVI and Mitral Valve procedures , responsible for the acute care needs of the structural heart disease service including taking inpatient call from home and telephone consultations with outpatients. As part of the clinical duties, fellows will be involved in on-call (in-patient general cardiology ward and ACHD on-call), echo reading, MRI/ cardiac CT, case conference, and teaching rounds. Besides, ACHD Fellows will attend and participate in case conferences, academic teaching rounds, and inpatient review rounds. Furthermore, ACHD Fellows will also conduct supervised, independent clinical research and collaborate in the research activities of the ACHD with a goal of one to two research publications in respected peer-reviewed journals by the end of the fellowship.
Contact Name:	Krysten Miller
Role:	ACHD Program Coordinator
Telephone:	416-340-4871
E-mail:	TorontoACHD@uhn.ca
Mailing Address:	Peter Munk Cardiac Centre Toronto Congenital Cardiac Centre for Adults University Health Network 585 University Ave., 5N – 519 Toronto, Ontario, M5G 2N2

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