Subspecialty directory
Vascular Access
Fellowships Worldwide
Dialysis-access creation, maintenance, imaging and complex reintervention pathways.
Data-led comparison
What the current
inventory shows.
Missing funding, duration or participation information is excluded from confirmed counts rather than treated as zero.
Questions applicants should ask
- Does exposure include creation and reintervention?
- Are ultrasound and surveillance included?
- Is the programme multidisciplinary?
Leading destinations
Programme directory
Compare every
verified pathway.
Review eligibility, funding, participation and the official source before applying.
Clinical fellowship
Vascular Surgery Fellowship
University of Louisville School of Medicine
Louisville, Kentucky · United States
RCS Senior Clinical Fellowship
Birmingham Advanced Vascular Access Fellowship
University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust
Birmingham · United Kingdom
RCS Senior Clinical Fellowship
Dialysis Access Surgery Fellowship
Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust
London · United Kingdom
International clinical training
International Advanced Training in Endovascular Techniques
Barcelona · Spain
Accredited training programme
FMH Vascular Surgery Specialist Training
Zurich · Switzerland
Clinical fellowship
AHERF Fellowship in Vascular Surgery
Delhi · India
Post-certification clinical fellowship
ASPIRE Vascular and Endovascular Surgery Fellowship
Dublin · Ireland
Post-fellowship subspecialty training
Vascular and Endovascular Surgery Post-Fellowship Training
Francis Y.H. Tien Vascular Centre · University of Hong Kong
Hong Kong · Hong Kong
Frequently asked questions
What types of Vascular Access programmes are listed?
The directory currently contains 8 source-linked pathways across 6 programme types. Open each profile for its exact classification and current status.
Does a Vascular Access fellowship guarantee hands-on participation?
No. Participation depends on registration, credentialing, supervision and host policy. VascFellow labels exposure as unconfirmed when the official source is unclear.
How should applicants confirm that a programme is open?
Review the programme status and verification date, then reopen the official source before applying or paying any costs.