Showing only Musculoskeletal Oncology programmes in Canada. Other subspecialties remain available through the country filters below.
This page contains 6 canonical pathways across 5 locations. Counts come from the current OrthoFellow database; missing funding or application information is never treated as a negative finding.
✓ Verified 1 Sep 2026BC Cancer / BC Children's Hospital / UBC Hospital / Vancouver General Hospital
⌖ Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
✓ Verified 23 Sep 2026Mount Sinai Hospital Musculoskeletal Oncology Unit / University Health Network
⌖ Toronto, Ontario, Canada
✓ Verified 3 Oct 2026The Ottawa Hospital / University of Ottawa Division of Orthopaedic Surgery
⌖ Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
✓ Verified 3 Oct 2026McGill University Division of Orthopaedic Surgery
⌖ Montreal, Quebec, Canada
✓ Verified 15 Oct 2026McGill University Health Centre - Montreal General Hospital and Montreal Child
⌖ Montreal, Quebec, Canada
AA
Ahmed AoudeB
Bozzo
✓ Verified 23 Sep 2026University of Calgary affiliated teaching hospitals
⌖ Calgary, Alberta, Canada
SP
Shannon PuloskiMM
Michael Monument
11 people are named on source-backed Canada programme pages. Each profile links to the official source and to the programmes the person is connected to.
OrthoFellow lists 6 musculoskeletal oncology pathways in Canada, including BC Cancer / BC Children's Hospital / UBC Hospital / Vancouver General Hospital, Mount Sinai Hospital Musculoskeletal Oncology Unit / University Health Network, The Ottawa Hospital / University of Ottawa Division of Orthopaedic Surgery, McGill University Division of Orthopaedic Surgery and 2 more. Each profile links to the official programme page.
1 of 6 show an active, upcoming or rolling application signal. A listing is not a confirmed vacancy, so check the official page for the current cycle before applying.
Elsewhere, bone and soft-tissue tumour fellowships are based at national sarcoma centres, with visiting and research posts listed through EMSOS and host institutions. Eligibility, registration and visa terms are programme-specific.
