Psychiatry Fellowships
Welcome to the Fellowships website for the University of Calgary, Department of Psychiatry. We are a dynamic department offering a broad range of opportunities for advanced training in research and clinical disciplines.
We invite you to contact us directly for further information regarding available programs and application procedures.
Please note we are not taking international applications during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
Clinical Fellowship Program Descriptions
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Fellows will participate actively in the clinical and research work of the Foothills Medical Centre Addiction Program.
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Fellows participate within the Division of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry.
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Fellows will participate actively in the clinical and research work of the Early Psychosis Treatment Service.
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Fellows will participate actively in the clinical, educational, and research work of the Calgary Family Therapy Centre.
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Fellows will participate actively in the Forensic Division Program. This involves participation and training in the various components of our service.
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The Geriatric Psychiatry program offers a multidisciplinary team-based experience with opportunities to work with medically complex patients in diverse work settings. There are also opportunities to participate in academic work such as teaching and journal clubs.
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The University of Calgary, the Department of Psychiatry, and the Mathison Centre for Mental Health Research and Education are committed to advancing the understanding and outcomes for patients suffering from psychiatric illness. They have adopted the clinical and research focus of early intervention and prevention. Mood Disorders are complex heterogeneous illnesses associated with substantial morbidity and mortality that typically recur or persist lifelong. Therefore, the effective management of these disorders and advancing our understanding of early intervention targets is a major priority. Fellowship training is an important aspect of professional preparation for the development of subspecialty care and academic advancement in mood disorders.
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Fellows will participate actively in the integrated clinical, educational, and research environment of the Department of Psychosocial Oncology, Tom Baker Cancer Centre, Alberta Health Services and Department of Oncology, University of Calgary.