Miller Mindell Gynecologic Oncology Research Fellowship

The University of British Columbia and Vancouver General Hospital are offering a one- or two-year gynecologic oncology research fellowship. The training program is designed to cultivate outstanding academic Gynecologic Oncologists, including both clinician investigators and physician-scientists.

Our program provides opportunities in a diverse range of research training disciplines including, but not limited to: cancer biology, molecular therapeutics, data science, AI/machine learning, clinical trial design/implementation, translational sciences, survivorship, epidemiology, health disparities, and health services research.

Fellows benefit from a world-class research environment and mentorship from globally recognized researchers and experienced clinical investigators of British Columbia’s Gynecologic Cancer Initiative (GCI), a province-wide interdisciplinary research program affiliated with synergistic partner institutions including University of British Columbia, Vancouver General Hospital, BC Cancer, and BC Women’s Hospital + Health Centre.

The fellow will conduct their research within the multidisciplinary Provincial Gynecologic Tumour Group, working alongside a dedicated team of gynecologic cancer specialists in medical oncology, surgery, radiation oncology, pathology, counselling, hereditary cancer testing, nursing, and research.

The fellowship offers a salary at the level of a PGY-6 resident as per the guidelines set forth by the Resident Doctors of BC ($97,877.39). Additional benefits may be included depending on the length of the fellowship.

Eligible applicants must hold an MD and have completed, or currently training in, or have been accepted into or applying to a gynecologic oncology training program in Canada or equivalent system.

Please review the Request for Application (RFA) for full competition details and instructions on how to apply. All applications must be submitted through the GCI Application Portal.