Fellowship Training Programs
Interested in further developing your career as a clinician?
As one of the most highly regarded departments of its kind, LMP offers you unique opportunities to develop your career.
We provide subspecialty training in pathology and laboratory medicine and the opportunity to advance your research in a fertile environment.
Our postgraduates have unparalleled access to a broad spectrum of case material, expert faculty, world-leading training sites, and research.
Overview of our Fellowship Training Program
Your Fellowship can last one or two years.
The program is organized and funded by the affiliated teaching hospitals including:
- The University Health Network
- Mount Sinai Hospital
- Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
- Trillium Health Partners - Credit Valley site
- The Hospital for Sick Children
- Ontario Forensic Pathology Service
Your training takes place in clinical and/or research environment(s) within teaching hospital settings.
In addition to subspecialty training, you will participate in applied laboratory research projects and/or basic research.
Fellowships available
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The below list indicates fellowships that may be available year to year. We cannot guarantee availability.
Cytopathology and Transfusion Medicine are offered through the Areas of Focused Competence (Diploma) Program.
- Breast Pathology
- Cardiovascular Pathology
- Dermatopathology
- Endocrine Pathology
- Forensic Pathology
- Genitourinary Pathology
- Gynecological Pathology
- Gastrointestinal/Hepatopathology
- Head and Neck Pathology
- Hematological Pathology
- Medical Microbiology
- Neuropathology
- Pediatric Pathology
- Pediatric Hematological Pathology
- Renal Pathology
- Soft Tissue Pathology
- Surgical Pathology
- Thoracic Pathology
The G. Raymond Chang Forensic Pathology Fellowship
The Raymond Chang Foundation is named after the late Toronto-based businessman and philanthropist who had a passion for adult education. Born in Jamaica, Mr. Chang was a proud and active member of the Caribbean-Canadian community. He was appointed to the Order of Jamaica in 2011 and as an officer of the Order of Canada in 2014.
Raymond Chang understood the relevance of forensic pathology as a truth-seeking tool for justice. His legacy lives on through the dedication of his children, Andrew Chang and Brigette Chang-Addorisio. Their generosity and shared vision have ensured a sustainable fellowship international training program at U of T.
This is the first fund anywhere that enables young physicians from the developing world to train in forensic pathology and ultimately strengthen forensic capacity in their own countries. This fellowship provides financial support to trainees whose countries may not be able to fund a year of training in Canada, particularly those from the West Indies.
There is one place available each year. Please follow the application guidelines for fellowships to apply.
Karissa French: Forensic Pathology and the Raymond Chang Fellowship

Why study with us
- Interact with expert faculty.
- Gain access to outstanding case material.
- Experience our centrally-located diverse training sites.
- Expand your knowledge with a stunning array of research opportunities.
How to join the program
Fellowship Training committee members
- Dr. David Hwang, LMP Fellowship Director
- Dr. Bojana Djordjevic, Fellowship Site Coordinator - Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre
- Dr. Iram Siddiqui, Fellowship Site Coordinator - The Hospital for Sick Children
- Dr. Carlo Hojilla, Fellowship Site Coordinator - Mount Sinai Hospital
- Dr. Anna Marie Mulligan, Fellowship Site Coordinator - University Health Network
- Dr. Matthew Cesari, Fellowship Site Coordinator - Trillium Health Partners - Credit Valley
- Dr. Zeina Ghorab and Dr. Joerg Schwock, AFC Cytopathology Co-Coordinators
- Dr. Jiong Yan, Fellowship Site Coordinator, Hematopathology - UHN
- Dr. Tony Mazzulli, LMP Med Micro Program Director - Medical Microbiology
- Dr. Rita Kandel, Professor and Chair - Laboratory Medicine and Pathobiology