ORTHOPAEDIC FELLOWSHIP FACULTY

Neil SaranAssistant Professor of Surgery; Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon · McGill / Montreal Children’s Hospital / Shriners Children’s Canada

Paediatric spine, hip preservation, research methodology and outcomes analysis

EDITORIAL SUMMARY

About Neil Saran

McGill University identifies Neil Saran as an Assistant Professor of Surgery and paediatric orthopaedic surgeon. His published work spans paediatric spine, hip preservation, clinical epidemiology and outcomes analysis, providing relevant context for McGill's clinical and research paediatric orthopaedic pathways. The source identifies Neil Saran as Assistant Professor of Surgery; Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgeon at McGill / Montreal Children’s Hospital / Shriners Children’s Canada. The published clinical or academic focus includes Paediatric spine, hip preservation, research methodology and outcomes analysis. Published qualifications include MD, MHSc (Clinical Epidemiology), FRCSC.

Within OrthoFellow, Neil Saran is connected to 2 current programmes: McGill Paediatric Orthopaedics Full-time Research Fellowship and McGill Pediatric Orthopaedic Surgery & Limb Deformity Fellowship. These links come from named faculty or programme-lead associations in the cited programme records; they are not inferred from specialty, publication history or geographic proximity.

The associated opportunities span Paediatric Orthopaedics across Canada, with clinical fellowship and research fellowship represented. Applicants should open each programme profile separately because faculty involvement does not by itself confirm a current application window, clinical privileges, funding, eligibility or direct supervision for a future intake.

This editorial page summarises source-backed professional and programme relationships already published in OrthoFellow. It does not reproduce an institutional biography or claim endorsement by Neil Saran. The official individual profile remains the primary source for current appointments and credentials, while each linked programme profile records its own evidence, status and verification date.

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PROGRAMME CONNECTIONS

Fellowships and training associated with Neil Saran

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