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Clinical fellowship
Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy Fellowship
Baltimore, Maryland · United States
DurationTwo years
DeadlineSee official application page
ParticipationSupervised clinical participation
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166 institutionsSource-led programme profiles
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Announced
Clinical fellowship
Vascular Surgery Fellowship
Indiana University School of Medicine
Indianapolis, Indiana · United States
DurationTwo years
Deadline2027 match interview dates announced; see official source
ParticipationSupervised clinical participation
Open
Clinical fellowship
Vascular Surgery Fellowship
University of Florida College of Medicine
Gainesville, Florida · United States
Duration24 months
Deadline31 Dec 2026, as currently stated by the programme
ParticipationSupervised clinical participation
Upcoming
Clinical fellowship
Robert B. Rutherford Fellowship in Vascular Surgery and Endovascular Therapy
University of Colorado School of Medicine
Aurora, Colorado · United States
DurationTwo years
DeadlineApplications for an Aug 2028 start are announced to open 12 Nov 2026
ParticipationSupervised clinical participation
Upcoming
Clinical fellowship
Vascular and Endovascular Surgery Fellowship
Oregon Health & Science University
Portland, Oregon · United States
DurationTwo years
Deadline13 Dec 2026 is listed for the Aug 2028 intake; confirm the year directly before submitting
ParticipationSupervised clinical participation
Open
Advanced subspecialty fellowship
Limb Preservation Fellowship
University of California, San Francisco
San Francisco, California · United States
DurationOne year
DeadlineApplications are being accepted for 2027–2028; no deadline published
ParticipationSupervised multidisciplinary clinical participation
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North America129verified recordsAsia-Pacific24verified recordsEurope19verified recordsLatin America13verified recordsAfrica4verified recordsUnited Kingdom3verified recordsMiddle East3verified records
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01Core pathway
Aortic surgery
Open, endovascular and hybrid approaches to aortic disease.
Explore pathway02Advanced pathway
Aortic & complex endovascular
Open, hybrid and endovascular exposure for complex aortic disease.
Explore pathway03Technique pathway
Endovascular
Catheter-based intervention, imaging, device planning and hybrid practice.
Explore pathway04Core vascular
Peripheral arterial disease
Limb salvage, bypass, endovascular intervention and surveillance.
Explore pathway05Focused pathway
Limb salvage
Revascularisation, wound care and multidisciplinary limb preservation.
Explore pathway06Focused pathway
Venous disease
Deep and superficial venous disease, thrombosis and modern interventions.
Explore pathway07Focused pathway
Vascular access
Complex access creation, maintenance and multidisciplinary care.
Explore pathway08Advanced pathway
Cerebrovascular
Carotid disease through open, endovascular and hybrid approaches.
Explore pathway09Acute pathway
Vascular trauma
Exposure to vascular injury, reconstruction and multidisciplinary trauma care.
Explore pathway10Diagnostic pathway
Vascular ultrasound
Non-invasive vascular laboratory, ultrasound and diagnostic interpretation.
Explore pathway11Academic pathway
Research & innovation
Clinical research, vascular science, devices, trials and outcomes.
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European Society for Vascular SurgerySociety for Vascular SurgeryCleveland ClinicStanford MedicineMayo Clinic School of Graduate Medical EducationPennsylvania Hospital / University of PennsylvaniaMassachusetts General HospitalUniversity of California, San FranciscoJohns Hopkins HospitalEmory University School of MedicineNorthwestern University Feinberg School of MedicineIcahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
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vascular training.
Leadership details and photographs are presented only where an official institution currently identifies the individual and role. Follow each source to confirm the latest appointment.
SOURCE-BACKED FACULTY PROFILE →
Francis Caputo, MD
Director, Vascular Surgery Training Programs
Cleveland ClinicSOURCE-BACKED FACULTY PROFILE →
Lee Kirksey, MD, FACS, MBA
Vice Chair and Research Fellowship Supervisor
Cleveland Clinic
OFFICIAL INSTITUTION SOURCE ↗
Michael Sgroi, MD & Elizabeth George, MD
Program Director and Associate Program Director
Stanford Vascular SurgeryLive directory coverage
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ACGMEAccreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education103 connected programme records →SVSSociety for Vascular Surgery72 connected programme records →ESVSEuropean Society for Vascular Surgery2 connected programme records →RCS EnglandRoyal College of Surgeons of England3 connected programme records →ANZSVSAustralian and New Zealand Society for Vascular Surgery2 connected programme records →
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