Currently accepting applicants for the following academic years:

• 2026-2027

The neuroendovascular fellowship is open to applicants who have completed an ACGME-accredited residency training program in either neurological surgery or neurology. Specific requirements for preliminary training include:

Neurosurgeons

• Satisfactory completion of a 7-year ACGME approved residency in neurological surgery. Candidates wishing to apply for enfolded fellowship as a PGY7 must complete the ACGME requirements for 12-months of Chief Residency and all required case log minimums prior to the start of the fellowship.

Neurologists

Satisfactory completion of an ACGME approved residency in neurology

• Completion of a Vascular/Stroke Neurology Fellowship or NeuroCritical Care Fellowship

Prerequisite endovascular training - neurosurgeons and neurologists

Prior to starting the fellowship, candidates must satisfy prerequisites in:

• catheter-based diagnostic and/or international cerebral angiographic procedures as primary operator completed during residency, preliminary subspecialty fellowship, or as a separate experience after completion of residency
• competency in catheter techniques
• expected knowledge of cerebrovascular disease, as verified by residency and/or fellowship program directors

Review of prior experience and qualifications will determine length of neuroendovascular fellowship training, ranging from 12-24 months.