Practice in a setting that requires advanced knowledge and expertise related to the laboratory evaluation of coagulation/hemostasis.

Preparing to practice clinical and laboratory hematology with a major focus on the clinical and laboratory assessment of coagulation/hemostatic disorders.

Understand the interpretation of biochemical data and its integration with the clinical practice of medicine.

The laboratory training path includes programs in cytogenetics, molecular genetics, and biochemical genetics (laboratory).

A specialized, training program designed to provide a trained pathologist, certified by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada with a unique sub-specialization in breast pathology.

The Gynecologic Pathology Fellowship Program is an opportunity for pathologists to deepen their clinical and molecular expertise in gynecologic/ gynecologic oncologic pathology and gynecologic cytology.

The Renal Pathology fellowship is a specialized training program for individuals who have completed training in Pathology and are preparing to practice in a setting that requires advanced knowledge of Renal pathology, Electron microscopy, and lmmunopathology.