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Pediatric - Neurology
McMaster's Pediatric Neurology Residency Program offers a flexible, supportive training environment that prepares residents for diverse career paths in pediatric neurology. The program emphasizes a well-rounded approach, balancing professional responsibilities with personal life and providing individualized learning experiences for both academic and community-based pediatric neurologists.
- Program ID
- 29802
- Quota
- 2 positions
- Stream
- CMG
- Program Length
- 5 years
- Last Approved
- September 9, 2025
- Last Updated
- December 3, 2025
- Avg. Applications (5 yrs)
- 0 - 50
- Avg. Interview Rate
- 51 - 75 %
Teaching Philosophy
Competency-Based Medical Education with a focus on progressive independence, personalized learning environments, and achieving Entrustable Professional Activities (EPAs) in a supportive, non-threatening setting.
Training Setting
Training occurs at McMaster Children's Hospital, a 142-bed acute care facility serving a diverse population of 2.2 million in Central South Ontario, with additional training sites including Hamilton General Hospital and Juravinski Hospital.
- Annual 4 weeks of protected research time
- Half-day research time every second week
- Complex Pediatric Epilepsy Program
- State-of-the-art neuromuscular clinic
- Motion analysis laboratory
- Bench-to-bedside neuromuscular analysis
- Comprehensive neurophysiology training
- Flexible training environment
- Diverse career path preparation
- Strong research infrastructure
- Comprehensive neurological training
- Personalized learning experiences
Residents are provided 4 weeks of annual protected research time and a half-day every second week for research, with options for academic research, quality improvement, or educational projects.
- McMaster Children's Hospital
- Hamilton General Hospital
- Juravinski Hospital
- Ron Joyce Children's Centre
Interview Dates
- January 26, 2026
- January 26 2026
- Academic achievement
- Elective experiences
- Communication skills
- Interpersonal skills
- Research/scholarly activities
- Personal letter
- Reference documents
Ontario provincial salaries
Salary Progression (5-Year Program)
Starting Salary
$73,367
PGY-1
Maximum Salary
$98,567
PGY-5
Benefits & Perks
Compensation data is province-wide and may vary by institution. Please verify with individual programs. Data sourced from CARMS.
Data Source: This information is aggregated from publicly available sources. Last updated on 12/3/2025. Always verify details with the official program page.