Overview
A one-year clinical-research fellowship at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre combining high-volume clinical PET/CT and PET/MR oncologic imaging with molecular imaging research.
The programme
- Focus
- Nuclear medicine
- Training type
- Clinical/Research Fellowship
- Duration
- 1 year (1 July – 30 June)
- Start
- 1 July
- Positions
- 1 funded and 3 self-funded positions per year
- Accreditation
- University of Toronto Department of Medical Imaging fellowship (certificate)
- Department
- Joint Department of Medical Imaging (UHN, Sinai Health, Women's College Hospital) – Division of Molecular Imaging, Princess Margaret Cancer Centre
Eligibility and visa
- Eligibility
- Proficient in written and spoken English; completed an accredited radiology training programme; certified by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in Diagnostic Imaging, American Board of Radiology certified/eligible, or equivalent qualifications (CPSO uses the GMC directory to recognise specialty certification).
- International applicants
- Eligible with equivalent radiology certification; Sponsored positions available for trainees funded by agencies from Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and UAE.
- Visa support
- Not stated on official page
- Licence requirement
- Not stated on official page
How to apply
- Deadline
- 2028–2029 cycle: online applications opened 6 April 2026 and closed 9 August 2026; reference letters due 23 August 2026; interviews September 2026 – January 2027.
- Application method
- Online Fellowship Application System (University of Toronto Department of Medical Imaging): CV, candidate letter, proof of certification and three reference letters (one from the residency programme director), all in PDF; up to 2 programmes on one form.
Funding
- Funding
- Applicants must secure CAD $85,564.01/annum as training salary; positions are Funded (supervisor, hospital, grant, endowment or international agency) or Sponsored (agencies from Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, UAE only); self-funding from personal funds is not acceptable.