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UBC Orthopaedic Oncology Fellowship

BC Cancer / BC Children's Hospital / UBC Hospital / Vancouver General Hospital

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Names in the programme record: Jennifer Nevin

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DECISION SUMMARY

Key facts at a glance

Eligibility
Entry requirements published; check international conditions
Funding
CAD 85,000 plus applicable benefits; a possible educational stipend is noted
Deadline
31 October 2026 for the 2028–2029 fellowship year
Duration
12 months, July 1–June 30
Hands-on
Unclear — confirm privileges
Clinical exposureAdult and paediatric musculoskeletal oncology across four hospitals, multidisciplinary cancer care, surgery, teaching, research and approximately one week of call in four
Participation levelClinical participation and hands-on restrictions must be confirmed directly with the host.
INTERNATIONAL APPLICANT CHECK

Can an international surgeon apply?

≈Partially published

International applicants

UBC explicitly welcomes fellows from around the globe. Indonesian orthopaedic specialists may apply after completing the requirements for specialist registration in Indonesia, subject to UBC selection, CPSBC clinical-fellow licensure, English evidence when required, funding sponsorship and Canadian work authorisation.

?Confirm directly with host

Clinical role

Clinical or combined training pathway; exact duties remain appointment-specific. Hands-on participation and operative restrictions are not explicitly published.

≈Partially published

Medical registration

Selection is conditional on UBC approval and eligibility for a College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia clinical-fellow licence.

✓Published by official source

Language

For applicants who must provide English evidence: IELTS Academic 7.0 in every component, OET Medicine grade B in every component, or CELPIP General 9 in every component.

≈Partially published

Visa or work authorisation

International appointees require Canadian work authorisation. Sponsored trainees must also follow their sponsoring agency's nomination and funding process.

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APPLICATION TIMELINE & CONTACT

Plan the application

Application deadline31 October 2026 for the 2028–2029 fellowship year
Commencing date1 July 2028 for the current 2028–2029 application cycle; the standard published fellowship year runs 1 July–30 June
Application route / cycleApplications open 15 April and close 31 October, two years before commencement; a separate application is required for each programme
Official contactUBC Department of Orthopaedics Fellowship Officeorthopaedics.fellowships@ubc.ca
ELIGIBILITY & REQUIREMENTS

Published entry requirements

Clinical / academic eligibility

Published by official source

  • Completed all requirements for specialist registration in orthopaedic surgery in the applicant's home country
  • Approval by the University of British Columbia fellowship programme
  • Eligibility for a College of Physicians and Surgeons of British Columbia clinical-fellow licence
Application documents

Published by official source

  • Cover letter of no more than 250 words
  • Current CV showing month and year for education and employment, with explanations for gaps
  • Medical degree certificate and English translation when applicable
  • Orthopaedic specialty certificate or official letter confirming the expected completion date
  • Three reference letters submitted directly by the referees
  • Sponsor funding-support letter when applying through a sponsored international-training route
PROGRAM OVERVIEW

What this program offers

A one-to-two-position Vancouver oncology fellowship beginning 1 July, with CAD 85,000 plus applicable benefits, adult and paediatric tumour exposure across four hospitals and mandatory publication. UBC explicitly accepts international specialists subject to licensing, funding and work-authorisation conditions.

Intended for: International and Canadian orthopaedic specialists who meet UBC and British Columbia licensing requirements

BENEFITS & SUPPORT

Published benefits and support

Mandatory research and publication with adult and paediatric tumour exposure across the provincial cancer and tertiary hospital network.

ACCOMMODATION & RELOCATION

Published housing information

✓ Official source mentions accommodation

UBC does not publish programme-provided housing or relocation support for this oncology fellowship.

FACULTY & PROGRAMME CONTACTS

2 listed faculty and programme contacts

JNJennifer Nevin, fellowship faculty at BC Cancer / BC Children's Hospital / UBC Hospital / Vancouver General Hospital

Faculty: Jennifer Nevin

Fellowship supervisor / program leadershipOfficial profile & photo verified
Position / status
Fellowship supervisor / program leadership
Affiliation
BC Cancer / BC Children's Hospital / UBC Hospital / Vancouver General Hospital
Clinical focus
Musculoskeletal Oncology training and clinical practice
Official individual profile ↗
PCPaul Clarkson, fellowship faculty at University of British Columbia; Vancouver General Hospital; BC Cancer; BC Children’s Hospital

Faculty: Paul Clarkson

Teaching faculty / co-leadershipOfficial profile & photo verified
Position / status
Clinical Professor; orthopaedic oncologist
Affiliation
University of British Columbia; Vancouver General Hospital; BC Cancer; BC Children’s Hospital
Clinical focus
Musculoskeletal oncology; limb salvage

Paul Clarkson treats bone and soft-tissue tumors in adults and children. His practice includes limb salvage within multidisciplinary cancer care in Vancouver.

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