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Diagnostic and Clinical Pathology residency programs in Canada

2027 R-1 match · CaRMS program descriptions read 19 Oct 2026

2027 programs aren’t final yetDetails

2027 match programs, from CaRMS as of 19 Oct 2026. Programs can still change until file review opens 26 November; we re-check every two weeks. Always confirm on CaRMS (opens in a new tab).

5 diagnostic and clinical pathology programs are in the 2027 R-1 match, at 5 schools in 4 provinces. Together they state 9 positions. All are 5 years. 1 is IMG-stream listings.

Programs

5

5 program sites

Positions stated

9

Every program states one

Schools

5

in 4 provinces, 5 places

IMG stream

1

listing

and 0 open to all

By province

How many positions were there in 2026?

In the 2026 R-1 match, CaRMS reported 8 positions in Diagnostic and Clinical Pathology and 2.00 positions per CMG who ranked it first (first iteration). Every discipline on Match data

Positions left open after each round, year by year, are on Trends. Pay by province and year of training is on Provinces compared.

Where are the programs?

Provinces in Statistics Canada’s order. Within a province, schools A to Z. Every program here is 5 years. Filter these programs on the Programs page

Nova Scotia 1 program · 1 position stated · 1 school

Ontario 1 program · 2 positions stated · 1 school

Saskatchewan 1 program · 3 positions stated · 1 school

Alberta 2 programs · 3 positions stated · 2 schools

Diagnostic and Clinical Pathology in our collections

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A program counts once however many streams it has (CMG, IMG and the others are the tags on its row). Positions are the quotas each stream states; a program that states none is not counted as zero, and a quota two streams of one program both state, as the University of Manitoba’s Competitive pairs do, is counted once. Counted from the 2027 program pages read 19 Oct 2026. The 2026 programs are on the Programs page. CdnMD is independent of CaRMS: confirm everything on carms.ca (opens in a new tab). Found a mistake? Open the program’s page and use “Report a problem”; fixes are listed on Corrections.