What We Offer You
The Division of Endocrinology and Metabolism Fellowship in Thyroid Diseases and Thyroid Oncology offers a customizable program depending on your interest. A University of Ottawa Certificate of Completion is provided upon successful completion of the fellowship training.
We have a dedicated thyroid cancer clinic as well as regular thyroid nodule clinics where ultrasound is used for performing fine needle aspiration biopsies.
We encourage trainees to be involved in a quality improvement project and a research project, this may include a systematic review and to write a case report. Fellows are encouraged to attend at least one meeting, such as the American Thyroid Association Meeting, and submit an abstract. Fellows usually attend ~3 clinics per week depending on their research component. Fellows are expected to attend our weekly academic and case discussion rounds, including monthly multidisciplinary rounds with nuclear medicine, diagnostic imaging, and thyroid surgeons. Fellows are also expected to attend quarterly pediatric thyroid multidisciplinary rounds when they occur, as well as a Cancer Care Ontario-supported Community of Practice that meets up quarterly regarding the topic of thyroid nodule and thyroid cancer.
Application Details
• Prerequisite(s): Must be an Endocrinologist or equivalent
• Estimated % clinical workload: Customized depending on interest in research
• Number of positions annually: 1-2
• Duration: 1 year
• Start date: Flexible, generally July 1st
• Application deadline: Inquiries and applications are accepted anytime
• Contact: Cassidy Boucher at [email protected]
• Fellowship Director: Dr. Heather Lochnan