Male Genito-Urinary Dysfunction Fellowship
McGill University · Montréal, Québec
- Duration
- 2 years
- Exposure
- Clinical + research
- International
- Explicit pathway
- Status
- Closed for the current cycle
Part of urology fellowship in North America
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48 source-linked profiles across 8 subspecialties. Registration, visa, language, employment and hands-on eligibility must be confirmed with each institution.
Toronto describes fellowships for urologists from Canada and overseas. McGill accepts eligible specialists trained abroad through its PGME admissions process. Check the exact programme and applicant category before preparing an application.
McGill requires completed residency and specialist certification, eligibility for a Québec training card, and approved funding. Its PGME policy excludes self-funding; some programmes offer internal support. Check current financial terms and language requirements directly with PGME.
Compare oncology, reconstruction, endourology and paediatric routes below. A one-year clinical route and a longer academic fellowship can have different requirements at the same university. Host acceptance, clinical registration and immigration permission require separate confirmation.
Official guidance reviewed 12 October 2026; UIC and Kameda rechecked 20 October 2026. Reopen the source for current requirements.
Use these source-linked programme examples to plan your application. They describe individual placements or labelled institutional policies, rather than a single national rule. Published profiles can include closed adverts and historical information; follow the intake and source dates on each profile.
36 profiles record an explicit international pathway; 6 still have unresolved international eligibility. Local training or licensing restrictions do not by themselves mean a citizenship restriction. Requirements vary by host, clinical role and applicant background.
Check accepted residency or specialist qualifications, examinations, experience and interview criteria. Recognition of a foreign degree does not establish eligibility for every nationality.
42 of 48 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
Recognized urology specialists from Canada or abroad may seek clinical fellowship training; appointment also requires eligibility for Ontario postgraduate educational licensure.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Recognized urology specialists from Canada or abroad may seek clinical fellowship training; appointment also requires eligibility for Ontario postgraduate educational licensure.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Completed urology residency and specialist certification from a recognized Board or College in Canada or abroad; medical school listed in the World Directory and eligibility for a Quebec CMQ training card. Quebec-trained candidates use the separate formation complémentaire route.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Ask which local licence, temporary training authorization, indemnity cover and supervision apply to the exact placement. An observership or society-accredited host does not itself grant permission to treat patients.
28 of 48 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
CPSO postgraduate educational certificate required. Apply for educational licensure after University of Toronto fellowship acceptance; the fellowship itself does not confer independent specialist practice rights.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →CPSO postgraduate educational certificate required. Apply for educational licensure after University of Toronto fellowship acceptance; the fellowship itself does not confer independent specialist practice rights.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →CMQ training-card eligibility and a Letter of Eligibility are required. Following a PGME offer, credentials are source-verified through physiciansapply.ca before CMQ issues eligibility.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Check clinical working language separately from teaching language and admission-test scores. Ask which test, score, validity period or exemption the host accepts.
20 of 48 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
Teaching is in English. The PGME language-acquisition policy requires fellows with no or limited spoken French (A0–A2) to undergo baseline assessment and attend French classes. This policy does not impose a universal French admission-test threshold; designated programmes may set additional requirements.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Teaching is in English. The PGME language-acquisition policy requires fellows with no or limited spoken French (A0–A2) to undergo baseline assessment and attend French classes. This policy does not impose a universal French admission-test threshold; designated programmes may set additional requirements.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Teaching is in English. The PGME language-acquisition policy requires fellows with no or limited spoken French (A0–A2) to undergo baseline assessment and attend French classes. This policy does not impose a universal French admission-test threshold; designated programmes may set additional requirements.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Check the immigration route after establishing the role and host acceptance. A visa category being accepted, documents being supplied and an employer sponsoring a visa are different commitments.
28 of 48 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
Non-Canadian appointees need appropriate work authorization. PGME supplies supporting work-permit documentation after acceptance; applicants covered by a postgraduate training agreement apply through their sponsoring agency.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Non-Canadian appointees need appropriate work authorization. PGME supplies supporting work-permit documentation after acceptance; applicants covered by a postgraduate training agreement apply through their sponsoring agency.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →For appointees without Canadian citizenship or permanent residency, PGME initiates the LMIA-exempt work-permit process after CMQ eligibility and provides the required identifying number; wait for PGME instructions before applying. A temporary resident visa may also be needed.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Separate salary or stipend from tuition, application fees and scholarships. Check the pay year, conditions, insurance, accommodation and initial expenses; a historical salary is not a current offer.
27 of 48 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
University PGME policy approved 29 January 2026 requires total remuneration at least equal to the current PARO PGY3 rate at the time of offer; benefits may form part of that total. Personal self-funding or personal top-ups to meet the minimum are not accepted. Employer guarantees for external funding have an exception for formal training-agreement sponsorships.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →University PGME policy approved 29 January 2026 requires total remuneration at least equal to the current PARO PGY3 rate at the time of offer; benefits may form part of that total. Personal self-funding or personal top-ups to meet the minimum are not accepted. Employer guarantees for external funding have an exception for formal training-agreement sponsorships.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Approved non-profit sponsorship or eligible internal programme funding is required; personal self-funding and unfunded training are not accepted. PGME publishes a minimum equivalent to R1 salary, approximately CAD 61,000 per year, plus tuition and student-service fees. This is a funding requirement, not an automatic stipend award.
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Use the individual programme checklist and portal. Check translations, references sent directly by referees, interview arrangements and the current intake calendar before submitting.
31 of 48 profiles contain a documented detail in this category. Partial facts can still leave additional conditions unresolved.
Programme application form (emailed to the coordinator) plus an updated CV; applications due Feb 28, 17 months before the Aug 1 start
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Interested residents fill in and forward an application to Dr Kenneth Pace; applications are processed through the Endourological Society match
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Completed AUA/Endourological Society match application, CV and three reference letters
Published source ↗ · Profile and supporting sources →Request the named supervisor, exact training duties, start and end dates, offer terms, full cost breakdown, registration category and immigration responsibilities in writing. Check the official programme page for current applications; a directory listing or annual capacity does not confirm a vacancy.
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Andrology & Men’s Health
McGill University · Montréal, Québec
University of British ColumbiaClinicalUniversity of British Columbia · Vancouver, British Columbia
Western University · Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry · London, Ontario
University of Toronto · Division of Urology · Toronto, Ontario
Men's Health Clinic Manitoba · University of Manitoba · Winnipeg
University of Ottawa · The Ottawa Hospital (Division of Urology) · Ottawa, Ontario
Endourology & Stone
University Health Network / University of Toronto · Toronto, Ontario
Western University · Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry · London, Ontario
Stone Centre at Vancouver General Hospital · Vancouver, British Columbia
The Ottawa Hospital · University of Ottawa · Ottawa, Ontario
NOSM University · Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre (Urology) · Thunder Bay
Functional Urology
McGill University · Montréal, Québec
McGill University · Montréal, Québec
University of Toronto · Division of Urology · Toronto, Ontario
University of CalgaryClinicalUniversity of Calgary · Calgary, Alberta
Université de MontréalObservershipUniversité de Montréal · Montreal
Université de MontréalResearchUniversité de Montréal · Montreal
McGill UniversityObservershipMcGill University · Montreal
University of Ottawa · The Ottawa Hospital (Division of Urology) · Ottawa, Ontario
Pediatric Urology
Hospital for Sick Children / University of Toronto · Toronto, Ontario
University of Alberta · Division of Urology · Edmonton, Alberta
Western University · Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry · London, Ontario
McGill UniversityClinicalMcGill University · Montréal, Québec
University of British Columbia · BC Children’s Hospital · Vancouver, British Columbia
University of CalgaryClinicalUniversity of Calgary · Calgary
The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) / University of Toronto · Toronto, Ontario
Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) / University of Ottawa · Ottawa, Ontario
Hospital for Sick Children / University of Toronto · Toronto, Ontario
Hospital for Sick Children / University of Toronto · Toronto, Ontario
Hospital for Sick Children / University of Toronto · Toronto, Ontario
Reconstructive Urology
University of Alberta · Division of Urology · Edmonton, Alberta
Western University · Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry · London, Ontario
University of British Columbia · Department of Urologic Sciences · Vancouver, British Columbia
University of Toronto · Women’s College Hospital & Sinai Health · Toronto, Ontario
Hospital for Sick Children / University of Toronto · Toronto, Ontario
Robotic Urology
McMaster University · St. Joseph’s Healthcare Hamilton · Hamilton, Ontario
Mackenzie HealthClinicalMackenzie Health · Vaughan / Richmond Hill (York Region)
Transplant Urology
University of Alberta · Division of Urology · Edmonton, Alberta
Western University · Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry · London, Ontario
University of British Columbia · Department of Urologic Sciences · Vancouver
Urologic Oncology
University Health Network / University of Toronto · Toronto, Ontario
University of Alberta · Division of Urology · Edmonton, Alberta
Western University · Schulich School of Medicine & Dentistry · London, Ontario
McGill University · MUHC and Jewish General Hospital · Montréal, Québec
University of CalgaryClinicalUniversity of Calgary · Calgary, Alberta
The Ottawa Hospital · University of Ottawa · Ottawa, Ontario
University of British Columbia · Vancouver General Hospital · Vancouver, British Columbia
CHU de Québec – Université Laval · L’Hôtel-Dieu de Québec · Québec City
UroFellow lists 48 source-linked programmes in Canada across 1 country and 24 institutions: 42 clinical, 3 research and 3 observership. Each profile links to the official source and shows when it was last checked; inclusion is not an endorsement or a guarantee that a post is open.
Pediatric Urology (11), Functional Urology (8) and Urologic Oncology (8) are the most represented subspecialties among the listed programmes.
36 of 48 listed profiles state an explicit international pathway. Registration, visa, language and employment rules vary by country and host and must be confirmed with each institution before applying.
Country index checked against the 919-profile registry · directory audit 17 Oct 2026