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Faculty profiles and official portraits
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Dr. Navdeep Nijhawan
Fellowship Director
Associate Professor of Ophthalmology
University of Toronto — Department of Ophthalmology and Vision Sciences
Completed ophthalmology residency and an ASOPRS fellowship at the University of Toronto. The subspecialty page names him as director of the oculoplastic and orbital fellowship.
University of Toronto — official faculty profile ↗Profile reviewed 16 Oct 2026
Official portrait unavailable in reviewed evidence
Dr. Dan DeAngelis
Supervisor
University of Toronto — Department of Ophthalmology and Vision Sciences
Official programme — named faculty ↗Profile reviewed 16 Oct 2026
Official portrait unavailable in reviewed evidence
Dr. Edsel Ing
Supervisor
University of Toronto — Department of Ophthalmology and Vision Sciences
Official programme — named faculty ↗Profile reviewed 16 Oct 2026
Official portrait unavailable in reviewed evidence
Dr. Georges Nassrallah
Supervisor
University of Toronto — Department of Ophthalmology and Vision Sciences
Official programme — named faculty ↗Profile reviewed 16 Oct 2026
Appointment evidence
Published role and affiliation
The official evidence identifies the leadership and affiliation listed below for Oculoplastic and Orbital Surgery Fellowship.
- Leadership as published
- Dr. Navdeep Nijhawan (Fellowship Director); Dr. Dan DeAngelis; Dr. Edsel Ing; Dr. Georges Nassrallah (supervisors)
- Evidence reviewed
- 16 Oct 2026
- Affiliated training host
- University of Toronto — Department of Ophthalmology and Vision 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.
Associated training route
Clinical fellowship
Oculoplastic and Orbital Surgery Fellowship
ASOPRS-approved training across St. Michael’s, Mount Sinai, SickKids and preceptor practices, combining approximately 80% clinical work with 20% research.
- Location
- Toronto, Ontario, Canada
- Duration
- 24 months
- Clinical participation
- Supervised clinical and operative training; local licensing and hospital privileges are required.
- International applicants
- International eligibility and immigration arrangements are not stated in the reviewed programme source; confirm with the host.
- Funding
- The host page lists CAD 85,564.01 per year without a salary year; confirm current terms.
- Application timing
- No current application deadline published; confirm the relevant recruitment cycle.
Programme listed — intake not confirmed
Normally July to June for two years, commencing in odd-numbered years; confirm the next vacancy.
Eligibility, training and application
Eligibility
Subspecialty training in ophthalmology with host credentialing and Ontario registration; confirm the precise entry criteria. A car is described as essential for travel between sites.
Published training
- Adult and paediatric eyelid and orbital surgery
- Lacrimal surgery and socket reconstruction
- Tumours, trauma and cosmetic surgery
- Resident teaching
- ASOPRS thesis and clinical research
Application route
Apply through SF Match and attend a personal interview; follow the applicable match timetable.
No programme-specific document checklist is recorded. Follow the current official instructions.
Published contact note: Nav.nijhawan@utoronto.ca
Official institution page · Source reviewed 16 Oct 2026
Official sources
- Dr. Georges Nassrallah — Official programme — named faculty ↗
- Dr. Navdeep Nijhawan — University of Toronto — official faculty profile ↗
Source review: 16 Oct 2026. Education history, additional appointments, publications and personal contact details are not added without separate official evidence.
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