RadiologyFellow

University of Manitoba

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University of Manitoba — Institution or organisation identity
University of Manitoba
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Training information recorded for this host

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University of Manitoba - Radiology

Multiple programme pathways · checked 2026-10-29

Duration
Advanced Neuroimaging Fellowship is a one-year clinical fellowship.Official evidence · checked 2026-10-29 · one-year clinical fellowship focusing on diagnostic neuroimaging
Clinical responsibilities
Only academic radiology department in Manitoba (diagnostic, pediatric, nuclear medicine, radiation oncology, medical physics); clinically serves Health Sciences Centre and St. Boniface General Hospital.Official evidence · checked 2026-10-29 · the only academic radiology department in Manitoba
Curriculum and rotations
Fellowships listed: Advanced Neuroimaging (one-year clinical), Clinical Fellowship in Radiation Oncology (one year, SBRT focus) and Neurointerventional.Official evidence · checked 2026-10-29 · The Advanced Neuroimaging Fellowship is a comprehensive, one-year clinical fellowship

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Reference map and official sources

This page groups 1 directory reference and 1 recorded source URL. Directory tags describe the inventory; they do not confirm that the host currently offers every tagged pathway or specialty.

University of Manitoba - Radiology
Directory pathway tags
Clinical fellowship, Research fellowship
Directory subject tags
Multiple subspecialties
Evidence recorded
Multiple programme pathways; 3 individually sourced fields; 0 named roles. Specific facts or roles checked 2026-10-29.
Source access
Automated source request failed; the site may still open in your browser. Access checked 2026-10-30.

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