As a fellow at Michigan, you’ll learn from internationally recognized surgeons and researchers with interests that span the spectrum of vascular surgery, providing unique exposure to all facets of our specialty.
Mission & Goals
After completing the Vascular Surgery Fellowship program at Michigan Medicine, fellows will be well-prepared to seek a competitive position in academic surgery.
Our program offers:
- Extensive experience in both open and endovascular cases, with an almost equal distribution of volume.
- Three diverse clinical training hubs. Fellows will rotate at both inpatient and outpatient clinical sites, including our Frankel Cardiovascular Center, VA Ann Arbor Healthcare System, Brighton Center for Specialty Surgery, and East Ann Arbor campus. These sites offer a unique combination between complex adult and pediatric vascular surgery as well as routine arterial and venous operations. Rotations will expose fellows to best practices management of both inpatients and outpatients. Additionally, all campuses are close to the main Michigan Medicine hub, with the VA Ann Arbor being within 2 miles of the main medical campus.
- Exposure to all elements of vascular surgery. Our 9 operating surgeons provide expertise in all aspects of the specialty, from common vascular procedures to specialized practices such as advanced endovascular procedures, advanced open reconstruction of the thoracic and abdominal aorta and visceral branches, complex cerebrovascular reconstructions, thoracic outlet syndrome decompressions, and pediatric vascular procedures
- A record of exceptional outcomes, including graduate placements in competitive positions.