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Vascular Medicine & Endovascular fellowship in Quebec City
Peripheral artery disease, venous thromboembolism, aortic disease. Source-linked vascular medicine & endovascular profiles in Quebec City, Canada.
1 programme & host profiles. Published information may describe an earlier cycle; confirm availability with the official source.
At a glance
1 programme or host profile across 1 institution, covering 1 subspecialty: Vascular Medicine & Endovascular (1).
Source-reported durations include 6–12 months; an additional year may support an epidemiology research Masters.. 1 of 1 record a deadline or intake note, 1 describe funding and none states that international applicants are accepted. These are source statements for earlier or current cycles, so confirm each detail on the official page.
Open a profile below to compare its recorded eligibility, funding, visa and intake information. Each statement keeps its programme scope; a historical date is not a new application cycle. A field marked not stated needs confirmation from the host.
Université Laval / CHU de Québec - Vascular Medicine Fellowship · Quebec City
Eligibility
At least three core internal-medicine residency years, plus specialist status or senior general internal medicine residency. French oral and written proficiency is required. Graduates outside Quebec must provide qualifying French-education evidence or a TCF TP result at least three months before training: normally 450 or higher; scores from 361 may allow conditional admission with supervised clinical contact and attainment of 450 within six months. Oral French is also assessed at interview.
Funding
Quebec residents/graduates may receive RAMQ remuneration subject to the stated approvals. Those trained outside Quebec must normally arrange at least CAD 45,000 per training year; possible programme assistance must be confirmed. Tuition fees also apply.
Visa and sponsorship
Selected applicants trained outside Quebec need a faculty invitation, medical-authorisation steps and immigration procedures. The invitation process should start 8–10 months before training; approval is not guaranteed.
Deadline or intake note
Submit before September 30 for training of 12 months or longer, or November 30 for 6–11 months. No application year or corresponding intake year is stated; confirm the relevant cycle.
How to apply
Email programme director alain.milot@fmed.ulaval.ca with residency transcript, a French motivation letter, CV and two professional recommendation letters. Selection includes interview; a programme invitation precedes formal admission.
6–12 months; an additional year may support an epidemiology research Masters.
Deadline
Submit before September 30 for training of 12 months or longer, or November 30 for 6–11 months. No application year or corresponding intake year is stated; confirm the relevant cycle.
Funding
Quebec residents/graduates may receive RAMQ remuneration subject to the stated approvals. Those trained outside Quebec must normally arrange at least CAD 45,000 per training year; possible programme assistance must be confirmed. Tuition fees also apply.
