Kingston - Obstetrics and Gynecology
Queen’s UniversityKingston, OntarioCMG stream
At a glance
- Approx. quota
- 3
- Length
- 5
- Applications per year
- 51–200
- Offered interviews
- 26–50%
CMG stream · open to Canadian medical graduates
Interviews
Not stated on CaRMS page
Kingston, 6 teaching sites
What stands out about this program
No clinical fellows in MFM, urogynecology or gynecologic oncology, giving residents more hands-on opportunities.
From “Program highlights” on the CaRMS page
Transgender clinic and a multidisciplinary Women's Bleeding Disorder clinic.
From “Program highlights” on the CaRMS page
PGY-1 residents are expected to do C-sections as primary surgeon and take solo call after Junior Obstetrics.
From “Program curriculum” on the CaRMS page
- This is a 5-year obstetrics and gynecology residency based mainly at Kingston General Hospital, with some activities at Hotel Dieu Hospital and Lennox & Addington County General Hospital.
- Residents complete community OBGYN rotations in Brockville and Belleville, with accommodation and some travel reimbursement provided.
- Call uses a night float 'mole week' system, and residents must complete an original research project.
What training looks like
- Setting
- Academic / tertiary hospital
- Regional community
- Rural exposure
- Not stated on CaRMS page
- Focus areas
- Early independence
- Small program
- Research
- Required · research project · protected time
- Getting around
- Housing away from the home site is provided or paid for
- Travel is reimbursed
By year
- PGY-1
- Transition to Discipline2 blocks
- Ambulatory Obstetrics and Gynecology clinics1-2 block
- Junior Obstetricsfour block
- Anesthesiaone block
- Neonatologyone block
- Internal Medicineone block
- Emergency Medicineone block
- General Surgeryone block
- Critical Careone block
- PGY-2
- Junior Gynecology4-5 blocks
- Junior Gynecologic Oncology3 blocks
- Community OBGYN2-3 blocks
- Women's Clinic and Clinics1-2 blocks
- Research1 block
- PGY-3
- Maternal Fetal Medicine3 blocks
- Urogynecology3 blocks
- Reproductive Endocrinology & Infertility3 blocks
- Senior OB3 blocks
- Senior GYN Oncology3 blocks
- Colposcopy2 blocks
- Ultrasound1 block
- PGY-4
- Senior OB3-5 blocks
- Senior GYN Oncology3-5 blocks
- Electives1-3 blocks
- Community OBGYN1-2 blocks
- PGY-5
- Senior GYN /Head Resident4-5 blocks
- Electives4-5 blocks
- Ambulatory OBGYN Clinics4-5 blocks
Where you train
Kingston, Ontario: 6 teaching sites.
- Kingston Health Sciences Centre
- Kingston General Hospital
- Hotel Dieu Hospital
- Lennox & Addington County General Hospital (Napanee)
- Brockville General Hospital (Brockville · rural or distributed site)
- Belleville General Hospital (Belleville · rural or distributed site)
Record systems at the listed sites: Lumeo at 6 of 6.
Hospital facts
What official sources say for hospitals named above, each with its source and the date we read it. They describe the hospital, not the program. We match names to the sources by name, so check each source before you rely on it.
- Clinical record
- Lumeo regional health information system, fully electronic record since Dec 2024
Hospital size and activity: Ontario doesn't publish this as open data.
About Kingston
People
132,485residents, 2021 Census
Housing
2.4%rental vacancy rate
Winter and summer
−7.0 °CJanuary mean20.8 °CJuly mean
Job outlook
Goodfor the specialty here, 2025–2027
How they choose
- Application file components
- CV
- Electives
- Examinations
- Extra-curricular
- Leadership skills
- MSPRs
- Personal letters
- Reference documents
- Research/Publications
- Transcripts
- Return of service
- Not stated on CaRMS page. Check the provincial return-of-service rules.
Interviews and info sessions
- Interview dates (2027 match)
- Not stated on CaRMS page
- Format
- Virtual
- Panel
Info sessions
None listed on the program’s CaRMS page (opens in a new tab) (read 20 Oct 2026) or on CANPREPP’s events calendar (read 24 Oct 2026). Programs add sessions through the fall.
6 Obstetrics and Gynecology info sessions at other programsAll info sessions
Pay and call
| Level | Annual salary |
|---|---|
| PGY-1 | $73,367 / year |
| PGY-2 | $79,670 / year |
| PGY-3 | $85,564 / year |
| PGY-4 | $92,701 / year |
| PGY-5 | $98,567 / year |
Call
- Call (as the program states it)
- In-house and home call · night float
- Call (provincial max)
- 7 nights in 28 in-house
- Post-call rule (provincial)
- No new patient responsibilities after 24 hours in-hospital, except what clinical handover needs
- Max continuous duty (provincial)
- 24 hours in-hospital, then relieved after handover (up to 2 hours)
Past matches
No repeated vacancies in CaRMS’s lists of open positions, 2019–2026.
What this means
- A position can go unfilled because of where the site is, because it is open to IMGs only or to another restricted stream, or because the quota changed late.
- It says nothing about the quality of the training or how heavy the workload is.
- A site’s numbers are shown when it had positions open after round 1 in at least 2 of 8 years or at least 3 in one year.
Year by year
2027 match
| Stream | Positions | Length | Interviews | What changed |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CMG stream | 3 | 5 years |
|
2026 match
| Stream | Positions | Length | Interviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| CMG stream | 4 | 5 years | Interviews not stated |
The 2026 page of the CMG stream: our summary of its CaRMS description
- Queen's University offers a comprehensive 5-year Obstetrics and Gynecology residency program with a strong focus on hands-on learning, research, and personal mentorship.
- The program provides early surgical exposure, a supportive learning environment, and opportunities for individual growth across multiple clinical settings.
- Research
- Structured research approach with two required research projects, departmental financial support, and opportunity to complete a Master's degree through the Clinician Investigator Program.
- Training setting
- Training occurs primarily at Kingston Health Sciences Centre, with additional rotations in community hospitals in Belleville, Brockville, and Lennox & Addington. Urban and community hospital settings provide diverse clinical experiences.
- Teaching approach
- Emphasizes progressive independence, hands-on learning, and individualized mentorship with a focus on developing competent, compassionate, and skilled obstetricians and gynecologists.
- Enhanced skills
- Not stated on CaRMS page
- What the program looked at
- Academic performance
- Reference letters
- Personal letter
- Research experience
- Elective experiences
- Interview performance
Contacts and links
- Program director
Dr. George Gray
- Program office
Postgraduate Program Coordinator
Per CaRMS. Staff change during the cycle, so check the CaRMS program page(opens in a new tab) before emailing.
Obstetrics and Gynecology elsewhere
Nearest to Kingston
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