Marc Jeschke, MD, PhD

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Burn programme and research leader — fellowship advert

McMaster University / Hamilton Health Sciences

The June 2023 fellowship advert identifies him as the programme and research leader. McMaster’s faculty pages document his university appointment; his exact current fellowship-director title is not separately asserted.

Official institution or surgeon biography ↗

Profile reviewed 17 Oct 2026

Appointment evidence

Published role and affiliation

The official evidence identifies the leadership and affiliation listed below for Total Burn Care — Acute and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship.

Leadership as published: Marc Jeschke, MD, PhD (programme and research leader named in the June 2023 advert)
Evidence reviewed: 17 Oct 2026
Affiliated training host: McMaster University / Hamilton Health Sciences

Names may identify a director, supervisor, host or contact. The source wording above defines the role; reconfirm the current appointment with the programme.

Training context

Published programme focus

These areas describe the linked training programme, rather than a complete clinical biography or list of individual credentials.

Burn surgery Wound reconstruction

Associated training route

Clinical fellowship

Total Burn Care — Acute and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship

Hamilton General Hospital training integrates acute burn surgery, critical care, secondary reconstruction, scar laser treatment and rehabilitation. The advert dates from June 2023 and establishes programme details rather than a current funded vacancy.

Location: Hamilton, Ontario, Canada
Duration: 12 months
Clinical participation: Supervised clinical and operative training; confirm local registration, privileges and the permitted level of independent practice.
International applicants: The advert explicitly addresses international graduates: Ontario PEAP of 4–12 weeks, with CPSO documentation completed beforehand. Visa applicants must submit an intention-to-return-home letter; confirm current rules.
Funding: No stipend is specified. Applicants with secured external funding must document the source and amount.
Application timing: Historical advert describes recurring 31 March and 30 September deadlines for January and July starts the following year; no specific current cycle is confirmed.

Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Programme listed; next available appointment and current vacancy are not confirmed.

Eligibility, training and application

Eligibility

Completed general or plastic surgery residency and eligibility for the specialty board examination; interest in burns, trauma and critical care. Confirm current Ontario registration and PGME entry requirements.

Published training

Medical and operative management of acute burns
Burn critical care
Post-burn reconstruction
CO2 laser management of hypertrophic scars
Rehabilitation and follow-up
Clinical teaching and supervised research

Application route

Submit the PGME fellowship application and supporting documents; eligible applications are forwarded for programme selection before an institutional offer.

Published application documents

PGME fellowship application
Curriculum vitae
Specialty certificate or equivalent
Certified medical degree
Certified transcripts
External-funding evidence if applicable
Intention-to-return-home form for visa applicants

Published contact note: Vanesa Kastrati: kastratv@mcmaster.ca

Full programme profile →Leadership profile →Official programme source ↗

Official society listing · Source reviewed 17 Oct 2026

Official sources

Source review: 17 Oct 2026. Education history, additional appointments, publications and personal contact details are not added without separate official evidence.

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