Residency Match Canada · Program Research Profile
Université Laval Radiology
2026 Match
What the research profiles of this year's 5 incoming residents actually look like, by specialty relevance, presentations, and notable activity, not just publication count.
Program Director: Dr. Guillaume Garneau
5
spots filled this match cycle, unchanged from 5 in 2025. Every stat below describes this full cohort (n=5).
1.6
avg. confirmed publications
0.8
avg. first or second authored
Program context
Source: CaRMS program descriptions
Selection weights
Academic dossier 50%
Interview 35%
Motivation letter 10%
CV 5%
What the program says it looks for
- A marked interest in radiology
- Interest in learning and teaching
- Strong CanMEDS roles and sound application of medical knowledge
- Ability to synthesize information from different perspectives
- Effective work with physicians and other health professionals, and commitment to patients and best practice
- Observation and perception skills in image interpretation
Where research appears
The CV is judged on content including research and publications, and a separate research component looks at interest in research, while scholarly activities are not evaluated at interview.
51 to 200
applicants per year
51 to 75%
interview invite rate
Inference, not the program's wording
Research has no separate weight. It appears in the file review, within the CV and a research component with no published subweight, and not as a scored interview component, so no research share can be assigned.
Gaps: The program does not publish a weight for its research component or for the required knowledge of French, does not state an interview count or rank list size, and its page was last approved September 15, 2025.
Where this cohort came from
McGill University
Université de Montréal
Université Laval
All five residents in this cohort are Canadian medical graduates. Schools are shown as a set only and are not matched to the individual research profiles below, since with a cohort this small that pairing could make individuals identifiable.
Per resident breakdown
Other medical
The deepest body of work in the cohort, all in pain neuroscience and motor control, with three first or second authored papers including a systematic review and meta-analysis alongside experimental human studies. None of it is in radiology or an adjacent field, and it comes from a research-focused phase before residency, so it signals research capability rather than a specialty-specific direction.
Notable: presented a poster at a research congress and is listed as an executive contact for a medical student radiology interest group, the only radiology-specific involvement found in public sources for this cohort. Also co-authored a conference abstract, which is not counted.
One publication, a third-authored systematic review in dermatology, which falls outside radiology.
Notable: contributed articles to a francophone online medical education platform as a medical student. Also presented the same review as a conference abstract, which is not counted.
One publication, a second-authored systematic review on clinical trial methodology in critical care, completed as a medical student. It sits outside radiology, so it counts as other medical.
Notable: presented a poster on the same work at a student research day and held a student leadership role in professional development programming.
One publication, a middle-authored animal study in otolaryngology, which falls outside radiology. No presentations or other activities were found in public sources.
No publications, presentations, or other activities were found in public sources for this resident. Zero publications does not mean none exist, only that none were found in public sources.
Reading this data
This is a light-publication cohort. Across five residents there are 8 confirmed publications, and 5 of them belong to a single profile. Three residents have exactly one paper and one has none found, so the typical profile here is closer to zero or one publication than to five.
None of the 8 publications are in radiology or an adjacent field such as vascular surgery or nuclear medicine. All of the work sits in other medical fields, from pain neuroscience to critical care, otolaryngology, and dermatology, and the only radiology-specific activity found is student interest group involvement. Published radiology research does not appear to be what defines this cohort. 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.
