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Neuroendovascular Fellowship

The Department of Neurological Surgery is proud to provide this CAST-accredited Neuroendovascular Fellowship for those looking to train under world-class faculty in an affordable and vibrant city.

Our Fellows

Overview

The Neuroendovascular Fellowship is a 12-month clinical fellowship designed for applicants who have completed a U.S. neurosurgical residency with a minimum of 200 diagnostic angiograms during residency and are dedicated to a career in endovascular neurosurgery. Alternatively, we welcome applicants for a 24-month fellowship, with one year of “junior fellowship” preceding the CAST-accredited year, for applicants who have completed one of the following:

  • Completed a U.S. neurosurgical residency without significant endovascular exposure
  • Completed a U.S. Neurology residency with additional fellowship training in vascular neurology/stroke
  • Completed a U.S. residency in diagnostic radiology with additional fellowship training in Neuroradiology.

Applicants with foreign residency training will be evaluated on a case-by-case basis. 

Program Details

Join our Neuroendovascular Fellowship, where you’ll receive cutting-edge clinical training, collaborate on groundbreaking research & become a leader in the field.
Learner Experience
Curriculum

Curriculum

With an annual case volume of more than 1,000 cases, our Neuroendovascular Fellows are exposed to a broad array of cerebrovascular issues including strokes, aneurysm repairs & much more.
Facilities

Facilities

Housed inside the Frazier Rehabilitation Institute, our fellows rotate through several leading facilities including UofL Hospital and Jewish Hospital to get hands-on experience under distinguished faculty members.
Life in Louisville

Life in Louisville

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Application and Interview Process

As a CAST-accredited program, applicants are required to participate in The Match Program administered by NRMP, with the application process occurring through ERAS. Please visit Neurointerventional Fellowship Match Application Process – SNIS for information and step-by-step instructions on how to apply. 

Upon review of submitted applications, we will contact candidates regarding next steps and possible interviews. We offer both in-person and virtual interview options. Interviews typically occur in the Spring following the application window. 

If you have questions about our program, please feel free to reach out to our Fellowship Program Coordinator, Christie Greene.

Stipends & Benefits

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