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The University of Calgary Pediatric Surgery Fellowship Program welcomes well-rounded candidates who wish to become experts and leaders in our field worldwide. The program will provide the clinical exposure required to be facile in the evaluation and management of the full breadth of neonatal and pediatric general surgical conditions. In accordance with the objectives of training outlined by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, trainees will achieve competence as medical experts, communicators, collaborators, managers, health advocates, scholars, and professionals.
Candidates will be well supported and mentored to achieve their personal and career goals. Lack of residents and Fellows in other pediatric surgical training programs provides ample opportunity to participate in ENT and Urology cases.
Strong partnerships with other care providers across disciplines and specialties. Weaknesses: Global health experience not included in current curriculum. Its catchment area includes Southern Alberta and extends to southeastern British Columbia and southwestern Saskatchewan. It is an accredited level 1 pediatric trauma centre, and also has a rescue ECLS program. Program Administrator: Bibiana Silva [email protected] Faculty: P. Call Schedule 1st year: home call no more than q4 2nd year: home call no more than q4.
Each Fellow will also attend the St. Average total number of cases performed by graduating fellows over the past 5 years: In the U. We focus on improving child health, transforming pediatric medicine and ensuring healthier futures. In partnership with Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine, our scientists work in labs, in clinics, at the patient bedside and in the community to unravel the root causes of pediatric and adolescent disease, to understand childhood injury and to find factors that precipitate health problems in childhood and over a lifetime.
