Laser Medicine and Photobiology Clinical Fellowship

University of British Columbia

DermatologyLaser, cosmetic & photodermatologyClinical Fellowship
Destination
CAN
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

Overview

A one-to-one mentored clinical and research fellowship in laser medicine and photobiology positioning fellows for academic or practising careers.

The programme

Focus
Laser & photomedicine
Training type
Clinical Fellowship
Duration
Usually 1 year
Start
Not stated on official page
Positions
Not stated on official page
Accreditation
Not stated on official page
Department
Department of Dermatology and Skin Science, UBC

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Post-residency trainee who has completed requirements for registration as a dermatologist in their home country
International applicants
Yes — past clinical fellows have come from Canada and many other countries
Visa support
Institution policy (UBC PGME): foreign trainees must hold an IRCC work permit for the whole training period; the sponsoring department/PGME submits an offer of employment to IRCC and the fellow applies under the LMIA-exempt category
Licence requirement
Institution policy (CPSBC/UBC PGME): postgraduate trainees and fellows at UBC must be licensed with the College of Physicians and Surgeons of BC (educational - postgraduate class; fellow licence max 4 years) before training starts; the department obtains the licence, IMGs need physiciansapply.ca source verification and CPSBC English proficiency

How to apply

Deadline
Institution policycomplete applications must reach UBC PGME at least 8 weeks before the training start date
Application method
Arranged directly with the supervising faculty member

Funding

Funding
Institution policy (UBC PGME): fellows are not covered by the Resident Doctors of BC agreement; a written Training Agreement with the sponsoring Health Authority/University sets pay; $500 PGME administrative fee plus annual CPSBC licence fee; self-funded or unfunded postgraduate trainees are not eligible

Official sources

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