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Neurology fellowships in Canada

107 Neurology fellowship programs, each checked against the program's own pages and stamped with its verification date. The first ten are below, free. The Fellowship Finder covers all 107, with the contacts and application details that get you appointed.

107 programs in this specialty · 2172 across the directory · verified 2026-08

The free preview: ten of 107 programs

Epilepsy Fellowship - QEII Halifax Infirmary / Dalhousie University
Dalhousie University · Halifax, Nova Scotia · English
Verified 2026-08
Adult Neurogenetics Fellowship 1 Year
McGill University · Montreal, Quebec · English
Verified 2026-08
Electroencephalogram
McMaster University · Hamilton, Ontario · English
Verified 2026-08
Epilepsy Clinical Neurophysiology Fellowship
Queen's University · Kingston, Ontario · English
Verified 2026-08
DES en épileptologie chez l'adulte (Programme de fellowship en neurologie clinique du CHUM — Épilepsie)
Université de Montréal · Montreal, Quebec · French
Verified 2026-08
ALS Fellowship
University of Alberta · Edmonton, Alberta · English
Verified 2026-08
Clinical Epilepsy Fellowship (Vancouver General Hospital, University of British Columbia) / one-year epilepsy fellowship
University of British Columbia · Vancouver, British Columbia · English
Verified 2026-08
Autoimmune Neurology Fellowship Program
University of Calgary · Calgary, Alberta · English
Verified 2026-08
Movement Disorder Fellowship
University of Manitoba · Winnipeg, Manitoba · English
Verified 2026-08
Advanced Therapies in Movement Disorders (Fellowship)
University of Ottawa · Ottawa, Ontario · English
Verified 2026-08
These are the first ten of 107 Neurology fellowship programs in the directory. The searcher lists them all, with filters by province, university, language, and intake year. Open the Fellowship Finder →

What the full record adds

The free layer shows what exists. A pass unlocks the fields that get you appointed, for every program in every specialty:

  • Program director, and the coordinator who actually answers the application inbox, with emails
  • How to apply and through which portal, with the next intake and its frequency
  • IMG eligibility as the program states it
  • Funding status, salary notes, and certification requirements
  • Verified program notes: competitiveness, sites, and what the program pages do not say plainly

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Common questions

Can international medical graduates apply to Canadian clinical fellowships?
Yes. Clinical fellowships are a common route for internationally trained specialists to work and train in Canada, and many programs accept applicants whose specialty training was completed abroad. Each program sets its own eligibility; the directory records IMG eligibility for each program where the program publishes it.
Do Canadian clinical fellowships pay a salary?
Many positions are funded and pay a training salary; others require the fellow to bring external funding or sponsorship. Funding status and salary notes are part of the full record for each program in the directory.
How many Neurology fellowship programs are in the directory?
107 Neurology programs, each checked against the program's own pages and stamped with the date it was verified. The programs on this page are the free preview; the directory search covers all 107.
What does a pass unlock?
The full record for every program in every specialty: who directs the program, the coordinator who answers the application inbox, how and when to apply, intake dates, IMG eligibility, and funding details. Complete sample records in Anesthesiology are open in the Fellowship Finder so you can see a full record before you buy.

Internationally trained specialist?

A fellowship is often one step on a longer licensure path. The free PER guide maps the Royal College practice-eligibility route for 28 specialties, and the specialist PRA page covers the provincial assessment routes.

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