Fellowship in Skull Base Surgery

The Skull Base Neurosurgery Fellowship at the University of Colorado Anschutz School of Medicine provides advanced training in complex intracranial and skull base surgery, with emphasis on microsurgical, endoscopic, endonasal and minimally invasive techniques. Fellows participate in operative cases, skull base clinics, multidisciplinary tumor and skull base boards, and cadaveric microsurgical training at the Center for Surgical Innovation (CSI). The program also includes clinical and basic research, surgical anatomy studies, publications, presentations and teaching activities, preparing fellows for independent skull base practice and an academic career.

1. Prepare the required application materials, including:
2. Curriculum Vitae (CV)
3. Letter of Interest
4. Three Letters of Reference
2. Submit the application to the Skull Base Surgery Fellowship Program according to the program's application instructions
3. The application is reviewed by the fellowship/program leadership
4. Shortlisted candidates may be invited for an interview
5. Final selection is made by the Skull Base Surgery Program
6. Selected candidates must complete the University's required credentialing, licensing and institutional requirements before beginning the fellowship
7. The fellowship includes clinical, operative, laboratory and research training, with fellows evaluated semiannually by the program directors and multidisciplinary faculty