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Clinical Fellowship - Toronto General Hospital
@ Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons
Toronto, Ontario
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Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons posts a one-year Clinical Fellowship in breast cancer reconstruction and aesthetic breast surgery, split between Women's College Hospital and University Health Network in Toronto. The fellow works on breast reconstruction, including microsurgical, pedicled and implant-based cases, plus breast reduction, mastopexy and augmentation. Applicants must be credentialed plastic surgeons, and the salary follows PARO guidelines. Applications are due November 30, 2026.
Responsabilités :
- Perform all types of breast reconstruction and breast surgery
- Work on microsurgical, pedicled, perforator and implant reconstruction
- Rotate between Women's College Hospital and University Health Network
- Take part in ongoing or new clinical breast research
- Attend the mandatory Annual Breast Surgery Symposium
Résumé des exigences :
- Full certification from a recognized plastic surgery training program
- Credentialed to work as a plastic surgeon
- Letter of intent on pursuing breast cancer reconstruction training in Toronto
- CV with training, publications and awards
- Three reference letters, one from the most recent training director
- TOEFL and TSE or TOEFL iBT scores if medical school was not in English
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- 2026-10-14
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- 2026-11-14
- Mise à jour du dossier source
- 2026-11-14
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Détails du poste
| Niveau | Senior |
| Domaine | Médecins et pratique avancée |
| Heures par semaine | 40 (estimé) |
| Déplacements | avion : minimes · route : minimes |
| Milieu de travail | Hôpital ou clinique, Laboratoire |
| Position | Surtout debout |
| Exigences physiques | physique modéré · ordinateur faible |
| Langues | English |
| Formation | Diplôme professionnel (médecine, droit…) (exigé) |
| Domaines d’études | Plastic Surgery |
Résumé et détails rédigés par l’IA à partir de l’offre; l’offre de l’employeur fait foi.
Canadian Society of Plastic Surgeons
| Champ | Valeur |
|---|---|
| Offres sur Jobsy | 3 |
Description
Practice / Fellowship Opportunities > Clinical Fellowship - Toronto General Hospital
Clinical Fellowship - Toronto General Hospital
Category: Fellowship
Province: Toronto, Ontario
Position: Clinical Fellowship
Deadline: November 30, 2026
Posted: October 15, 2026
Job Description / Duties
Description of the Fellowship: Scope and Volume
The Breast Cancer Reconstruction and Aesthetic Fellowship at the University of Toronto is a one-year program for graduate Plastic Surgeons wishing to gain a high level of clinical experience in all types of Breast Reconstruction and Breast Surgery in general. The goal of this program is to develop future leaders in the management of breast reconstruction. This program is highly competitive and we have many applications for these positions. The fellowship will offer two six-month rotations at two sites: Women’s College Hospital and University Health Network. All types of breast reconstruction will be covered, including autogenous (pedicled flaps, free flaps and perforator flaps), all up-to-date alloplastic techniques, and oncoplastic approaches to breast cancer. The volume of new breast reconstruction cases per year at the two institutions is approximately 200 microsurgical reconstructions, 50 pedicled flap reconstructions, and 150-200 implant reconstructions. In addition to breast cancer, the fellowship will provide a wide exposure to other difficult locoregional and microsurgical reconstructions following cancer ablation.
This fellowship offers an internationally recognized facility for the treatment of clinical breast disease, enabling the fellows to take full advantage of other areas of expertise in breast surgery. These include, but are not limited to, correction of congenital and developmental breast deformity, breast reduction, mastopexy and breast augmentation.
Qualifications / Required Skills
Application Requirements
A Letter of Intent
Statement of intent on why you wish to pursue Breast Cancer Reconstruction training in Toronto.
Curriculum Vitae
Curriciulum vitae, which should include pre-medical, medical and post-medical school training, research publications, certificates, awards, scholarships
Reference Letters
If not eligible for practice in Canada, must provide letter of commitment of financial support for 1 year from an external source (minimum CAD $85,564.01 for the 2026-27 academic year). Note, this amount changes yearly.
TOEFL + TSE or TOEFL iBT Scores
If the language of your medical school was not English, you must pass the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and the Test of Spoken English (TSE) or the new TOEFL-lbt (http://web1.toefl.org/tstgprog01.cfm). The minimum scores required are published on the General Guidelines page for U of T fellowships.
Additional Information
The two fellowship positions will commence on July 2 and end on June 30. One successful applicant will begin his/her first six months of fellowship at Women’s College Hospital with a focus on implant-based and non-microsurgical breast reconstruction as well as aesthetic breast surgery. During the following six months, the applicant will transition to the University Health Network where the focus will shift to microsurgical breast reconstruction and other types of immediate breast reconstruction techniques. This fellowship position is usually reserved for an international trainee.
The second successful applicant will begin his/her first six months of fellowship at the University Health Network with the primary focus on various microsurgical breast reconstruction methods as well as other immediate breast reconstruction techniques. The following six months will be spent at Women’s College Hospital, where the focus will shift to aesthetic breast surgery and non-microsurgical breast reconstruction. This position is usually reserved for a Canadian Plastic Surgery Residency graduate.
Eligibility
We only accept applications from those who will have successfully and fully completed certification from a recognized Plastic Surgery training program and are credentialed to work as such.
Research Opportunities
The fellowship supervisors are leaders in clinical breast research, and there are many opportunities for participating in ongoing research or beginning new research projects.
Training Facilities
There are world-class facilities on site for microsurgical skills training at Mount Sinai Hospital, as well as formal 2-day microsurgical training courses that will take place twice a year.
Meetings And Conferences
It is mandatory for our fellows to attend the Annual Breast Surgery Symposium in Toronto. In addition, we will support travel to attend or present at one national (Canadian Society of Plastic Surgery) or American breast symposium.
Salary: Based on the Guidelines of PARO.
Contact Information
To Apply
Please forward your C.V., a Letter of intent, and three letters of reference to:
Dr. Toni Zhong
c/o Francisca Castro
[email protected]
Employer Profile
Dr. John Semple (WCH)Women’s College Hospital (WCH)
Dr. Toni Zhong (TGH)- Toronto General Hospital-Breast Cancer Reconstruction
Clinical Fellowship - Toronto General Hospital
Category: Fellowship
Province: Toronto, Ontario
Position: Clinical Fellowship
Deadline: November 30, 2026
Posted: October 15, 2026
Job Description / Duties
Description of the Fellowship: Scope and Volume
The Breast Cancer Reconstruction and Aesthetic Fellowship at the University of Toronto is a one-year program for graduate Plastic Surgeons wishing to gain a high level of clinical experience in all types of Breast Reconstruction and Breast Surgery in general. The goal of this program is to develop future leaders in the management of breast reconstruction. This program is highly competitive and we have many applications for these positions. The fellowship will offer two six-month rotations at two sites: Women’s College Hospital and University Health Network. All types of breast reconstruction will be covered, including autogenous (pedicled flaps, free flaps and perforator flaps), all up-to-date alloplastic techniques, and oncoplastic approaches to breast cancer. The volume of new breast reconstruction cases per year at the two institutions is approximately 200 microsurgical reconstructions, 50 pedicled flap reconstructions, and 150-200 implant reconstructions. In addition to breast cancer, the fellowship will provide a wide exposure to other difficult locoregional and microsurgical reconstructions following cancer ablation.
This fellowship offers an internationally recognized facility for the treatment of clinical breast disease, enabling the fellows to take full advantage of other areas of expertise in breast surgery. These include, but are not limited to, correction of congenital and developmental breast deformity, breast reduction, mastopexy and breast augmentation.
Qualifications / Required Skills
Application Requirements
A Letter of Intent
Statement of intent on why you wish to pursue Breast Cancer Reconstruction training in Toronto.
Curriculum Vitae
Curriciulum vitae, which should include pre-medical, medical and post-medical school training, research publications, certificates, awards, scholarships
Reference Letters
- Three letters of reference. One letter must be from the most recent training director (residency or fellowship). If employed for more than 2 years, the chief of the division in which the surgeon is working may write this letter.
If not eligible for practice in Canada, must provide letter of commitment of financial support for 1 year from an external source (minimum CAD $85,564.01 for the 2026-27 academic year). Note, this amount changes yearly.
TOEFL + TSE or TOEFL iBT Scores
If the language of your medical school was not English, you must pass the Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL) and the Test of Spoken English (TSE) or the new TOEFL-lbt (http://web1.toefl.org/tstgprog01.cfm). The minimum scores required are published on the General Guidelines page for U of T fellowships.
Additional Information
The two fellowship positions will commence on July 2 and end on June 30. One successful applicant will begin his/her first six months of fellowship at Women’s College Hospital with a focus on implant-based and non-microsurgical breast reconstruction as well as aesthetic breast surgery. During the following six months, the applicant will transition to the University Health Network where the focus will shift to microsurgical breast reconstruction and other types of immediate breast reconstruction techniques. This fellowship position is usually reserved for an international trainee.
The second successful applicant will begin his/her first six months of fellowship at the University Health Network with the primary focus on various microsurgical breast reconstruction methods as well as other immediate breast reconstruction techniques. The following six months will be spent at Women’s College Hospital, where the focus will shift to aesthetic breast surgery and non-microsurgical breast reconstruction. This position is usually reserved for a Canadian Plastic Surgery Residency graduate.
Eligibility
We only accept applications from those who will have successfully and fully completed certification from a recognized Plastic Surgery training program and are credentialed to work as such.
Research Opportunities
The fellowship supervisors are leaders in clinical breast research, and there are many opportunities for participating in ongoing research or beginning new research projects.
Training Facilities
There are world-class facilities on site for microsurgical skills training at Mount Sinai Hospital, as well as formal 2-day microsurgical training courses that will take place twice a year.
Meetings And Conferences
It is mandatory for our fellows to attend the Annual Breast Surgery Symposium in Toronto. In addition, we will support travel to attend or present at one national (Canadian Society of Plastic Surgery) or American breast symposium.
Salary: Based on the Guidelines of PARO.
Contact Information
To Apply
Please forward your C.V., a Letter of intent, and three letters of reference to:
Dr. Toni Zhong
c/o Francisca Castro
[email protected]
Employer Profile
Dr. John Semple (WCH)Women’s College Hospital (WCH)
Dr. Toni Zhong (TGH)- Toronto General Hospital-Breast Cancer Reconstruction
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