Pediatric Orthopedic Surgery Fellowship

As a fellow, you will lead an impactful research project, collaborating with a pediatric orthopedic attending surgeon who will guide you throughout the process. This unique opportunity allows you to contribute to advancements in pediatric orthopedic care while enhancing your research skills and making a meaningful difference in the field.

At the Children’s Hospital of Winnipeg, the only tertiary pediatric hospital in Manitoba, Nunavut, and Northwestern Ontario, you will receive training in our state-of-the-art facilities. You’ll gain valuable hands-on experience in all subspecialty areas of pediatric orthopedic surgery, preparing you for a successful career. Our Pediatric Orthopedic Section specializes in exceptional care for children throughout the region, providing trainees with comprehensive opportunities across the diverse subspecialties of pediatric orthopedic surgery.

Your fellowship will immerse you in a rich clinical environment, providing exposure to a diverse range of pediatric orthopedic cases. You will participate in trauma care for all pediatric orthopedic cases requiring operative treatment, manage approximately 9,500 outpatient visits annually, and gain hands-on surgical experience with around 850 operations performed by our pediatric orthopedic team in 2021 alone. This extensive exposure will build your confidence in surgical skills and decision-making.

Our fellowship is designed to nurture your development as both a clinician and a researcher. You will collaborate closely with our dedicated team of staff pediatric orthopedic surgeons, each bringing specialized expertise in diverse fields, including complex congenital upper extremity issues, neuromuscular disease, pediatric hip disease, lower extremity reconstruction, and foot and ankle surgery. This mentorship will guide you on your learning journey, helping you cultivate your skills and knowledge in your areas of interest while fostering a supportive environment that encourages collaboration and camaraderie.