May 21, 2025, 16:05

Multi-disciplinary Breast Cancer Fellowship

The Multi-disciplinary Breast Cancer Fellowship at the Toronto Sunnybrook Regional Cancer Centre (OCC) is a prestigious training opportunity designed to develop clinical and research leaders in comprehensive breast cancer care. This fellowship integrates expertise across medical, surgical, and radiation oncology, as well as diagnostic imaging, pathology, epidemiology, and more, in a collaborative academic setting.

Program Objectives

Develop interdisciplinary expertise in breast cancer management
Strengthen clinical decision-making and research literacy
Foster critical appraisal skills for integrating evidence into patient care
Encourage fellows to pursue Master’s or PhD degrees in Clinical Epidemiology, Education, or Basic Science
Ensure broad exposure to academic, research, and clinical environments

Program Duration & Structure

Duration: 1 to 3 years
Intake: 8–10 fellows per year
Program is individualized based on:
- Previous training
- Specialty focus
- Research or teaching interests
- Clinical vs. academic priorities

Eligibility Criteria

Applicants must have completed residency training in:
- General surgery
- Medical, radiation, or surgical oncology
- Diagnostic imaging
- Pathology
Must demonstrate commitment to interdisciplinary breast cancer care and research

Clinical & Research Components

Participation in multidisciplinary clinical activities across specialties
Mentorship from OCC’s faculty leaders in oncology, radiology, pathology, and research
Completion of at least one research project in any related discipline
Degree-track fellows are required to follow their academic program requirements while contributing to OCC academic and clinical activities

Academic Environment

OCC is affiliated with:
- Sunnybrook Research Institute
- Centre for Research in Women’s Health
- Institute for Clinical Evaluative Sciences
- University of Toronto
Fellows benefit from a collaborative academic network focused on improving care and outcomes in breast cancer

Impact & Integration

Fellows contribute to patient care, enhance team collaboration, and bring fresh perspectives to the multidisciplinary breast cancer team
Program promotes growth of both clinical competence and academic excellence

Where to Learn More / Apply

Visit: Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre

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