Residency Match Canada · Program Research Profile

Université Laval Plastic Surgery
2026 Match

What the research profile of this year's 1 incoming resident looks like, alongside how the program says it selects its residents.

Program Director: Dr. Céline Roberge

1
spot filled this match cycle, down from 2 in 2025. This page describes the full cohort (n=1).
Program context

Source: CaRMS program descriptions

Selection weights
Interview 40% Academic record and pre-clinical results 30% MSPR and surgery rotations 20% Other clerkship rotations 10%
What the program says it looks for
  • A hard working and well organised resident
  • Empathy
  • Excellent academic performance
  • Intellectual curiosity
  • An exceptional interest in plastic surgery as a discipline
  • Interest and involvement in research
Where research appears

File review includes a research component covering interest in taking part in research projects, the interview's scholarly activities component is listed as general knowledge, and the curriculum allows up to three research periods.

0 to 50
applicants per year
51 to 75%
interview invite rate
Inference, not the program's wording

Research has no separate weight and sits inside the academic record and interview assessments. With the interview carrying the largest published share, research is more likely to matter in final ranking than in earning an interview, although the page does not show that split.

Gaps: The program does not state an interview count, and its description is written in French and summarized here in English.

Where this cohort came from
Université Laval

The resident in this cohort is a Canadian medical graduate.

Research profile
PGY1-A
CMG
No public research information was found for this resident. A result of zero does not mean none exists, only that none was found in public sources.
Notable: no presentations, leadership roles, awards, or other activities could be verified on public sources.
Additional items reported in the original research could not be independently confirmed and are excluded.
Reading this data

With one matched resident and no public research information found, this cohort gives applicants very little to benchmark against.

A cohort of one cannot show a pattern, so the program context above is more informative here than the resident profile. Program weightings may change from year to year.

All data on this page was gathered from publicly available sources and verified to a high but not absolute degree of confidence. This profile is intended to give prospective applicants a general sense of what previously matched residents looked like, not to serve as a definitive or exhaustive record.

Methodology: Identities were used privately to look up and verify publication records, then discarded; the resident is labeled PGY1-A and is not otherwise identifiable. Confirmed counts reflect items independently matched against a verified publication record. Sample size is n=1 from a single program year, not a stable year-over-year benchmark, and a cohort this small should be read as illustrative rather than a statistically robust comparison.

Residency Match Canada, independent residency data, not affiliated with CaRMS or Université Laval.