Fellowship in Endovascular Interventions

1. Completion of a three-year accredited Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship.
2. Demonstrated interest in peripheral vascular disease and endovascular interventions.
3. Readiness to participate in procedural training, outpatient evaluation, inpatient management, and non-invasive vascular imaging.
4. Willingness to undertake faculty-mentored research and academic activities.
5. Applicants may have the opportunity to pursue Registered Physician in Vascular Interpretation certification, subject to applicable requirements.

The Endovascular Interventions Fellowship at Yale School of Medicine is a one-year advanced training program focused on peripheral vascular interventions and medical management of vascular disease. Fellows gain intensive procedural experience alongside outpatient evaluation, inpatient care, and non-invasive vascular imaging. Teaching is provided by Yale vascular surgeons, radiologists, and cardiologists, offering multidisciplinary clinical exposure. Fellows also have opportunities to conduct faculty-mentored research through the Vascular Medicine Outcomes Lab. The program may help prepare eligible fellows for Registered Physician in Vascular Interpretation certification.

1. Applicants must complete a three-year Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education-accredited Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship before starting the program.
2. Interested applicants should complete the application for the Advanced Endovascular Interventions Fellowship and prepare the required supporting documents.
3. Applicants should contact the fellowship director or coordinator to confirm the current application requirements, deadlines, and interview arrangements.
4. The selection process considers applicants’ clinical preparation, interest in vascular interventions, and suitability for advanced procedural and academic training.