Admission Inquiries: residency@nosm.ca Interested candidates can apply to NOSM University’s Internal Medicine Subspecialty Program during their third year of training. Application to the program must be submitted through the Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS) Fall Subspecialty Residency Match (FRSM). View Eligibility Criteria for the FSRM Match View FSRM Match Timelines for Applicants View FSRM Match Program … Continue reading How to Apply
Health Sciences North (HSN) As the primary teaching site for NOSM University’s Medical Oncology Residency Program, HSN offers an unparalleled environment for residents to grow into confident, versatile oncologists. Located in Sudbury, Ontario, HSN is the regional cancer centre for Northeastern Ontario. Our center has access to a broad patient population with over: 2,500 new … Continue reading Training Sites
Broad and Immersive Clinical Experience At HSN, you will care for patients across the full spectrum of medical oncology, from initial diagnosis to end-of-life care. Our 18-bed combined inpatient unit—shared with malignant hematology and stem cell transplant—ensures early and consistent exposure to complex cancer care. Residents manage acutely ill patients, participate in procedures like bone … Continue reading Curriculum & Academics
The NOSM University Medical Oncology Training Program is Canada’s newest program in Medical Oncology. With 12 satellite chemotherapy sites and a sister site in Sault Ste. Marie, the program offers broad clinical exposure, managing 3,250 new cancer cases annually. Residents benefit from personalized mentorship by enthusiastic, early/mid-career oncologists and access to McMaster University’s structured academic … Continue reading Program Overview & Highlights
A Message from the Program Director This is a new Medical Oncology residency program at NOSM University, with our first intake of residents beginning in July 2026. As a new program, we are committed to building an innovative, supportive, and learner-centered training experience rooted in NOSM University’s social accountability mandate. Our program offers the unique … Continue reading Medical Oncology
NOSM University Family Medicine PGY3 Enhanced Skills Programs Admission Inquiries: residency@nosm.ca Interested candidates can apply to NOSM University’s PGY3 Family Medicine Enhanced Skills Programs during their second year of family medicine training, and application to the program must be submitted through the Canadian Resident Matching Service (CaRMS). For further information, please visit the NOSM University Family Medicine … Continue reading How to Apply
Curriculum The Palliative Care Program is a 12-month program and follows a competency-based curriculum, integrating priority topics, core professional activities, and CanMEDS-FM roles. The core competencies will be taught through a combination of clinical encounters, didactic lecture series, attendance at Canadian Society of Palliative Medicine’s National Academic Half-days, and participation in journal clubs/grand rounds and … Continue reading Curriculum & Academics
Aligned with NOSM University’s mission to support care in underserved areas, the program prepares residents to work beyond tertiary care centres, where specialist support may be limited. Through immersive clinical experiences, residents will develop the skills necessary to assess and manage the symptom needs of patients facing life-threatening and life-limiting illnesses regardless of the patient’s … Continue reading Program Overview & Highlights
As an Assistant Professor committed to equity and inclusion in STEMM, Shannon Kenrick-Rochon brings both academic expertise and personal passion to her role at NOSM University. Her selection for the final Antarctic expedition of the global leadership initiative Homeward Bound is a testament to her individual accomplishments and the values of the University—supporting women and … Continue reading Breaking ice and barriers: Shannon Kenrick-Rochon joins final Antarctic leadership expedition
My name is Delaney Ringer, and I am a first-year Occupational Therapy student at McMaster University. I completed my placement in the Outpatient Neurology Rehabilitation Day Program at St. Joseph’s Care Group in Thunder Bay from March 17th to May 9th, 2025. Growing up in a small town has given me a passion for addressing … Continue reading Delaney Ringer (McMaster University, OT)
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