Vascular Medicine Fellowship (Brigham and Women's / Mass General Brigham)

Overview

One-year Brigham and Women's / Mass General Brigham Vascular Medicine Fellowship preparing for ABVM and RPVI, with structured inpatient/outpatient vascular medicine training, vascular laboratory immersion, vascular surgery and endovascular electives, and year-long scholarly activity. Distinct from the existing Mass General Clinical Vascular Medicine inventory twin by documenting the BWH/MGB HVI pathway.

The programme

Training type

Clinical fellowship

Specialty associations

Not yet verified

Learning format

One-year academic vascular medicine fellowship: 3–4 months inpatient consults, year-long ambulatory clinic, 3 months vascular lab, electives in vascular surgery, peripheral interventions, vascular CT/MR/PET, VTE, aortic disease, PAD, cerebrovascular and venous/lymphedema disease, plus away rotations (CTD/FMD/vasculitis/renovascular)

Duration

1 year

Start

Not stated on the official page

Positions

1–2 fellows annually

Accreditation

Prepares for American Board of Vascular Medicine and RPVI examinations

Department

Vascular Medicine Section / Heart and Vascular Institute

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility

Physicians who have completed an ACGME-accredited fellowship in pulmonary and critical care medicine or cardiovascular medicine; graduates of internal medicine residency may be considered on an individual basis

Qualification requirement

Completed ACGME PCCM or cardiovascular medicine fellowship preferred; IM residency graduates considered individually

Citizenship requirement

Not stated on the official page

Practice location requirement

Not yet verified

Membership requirement

Not yet verified

Eligibility restrictions

Not yet verified

Language

English

Teaching language

English

Clinical language

English

International applicants

Yes – currently sponsors ECFMG J-1 visas or continuity of H-1B visas

Licence requirement

Not stated on the official page

Visa route

J-1 (ECFMG) or H-1B continuity

Visa sponsorship

ECFMG J-1 or continuity of H-1B

Visa support

ECFMG J-1 or continuity of H-1B (as stated)

How to apply

Deadline

Not stated on the official page

Application method

Submit Vascular Medicine Fellowship Application, CV, personal statement and three letters of recommendation to magayle@bwh.harvard.edu; interviews rolling/virtual

Documents

Fellowship application; CV; personal statement; three letters of recommendation

Contact

Program Director Gregory Piazza, MD, MS; applications magayle@bwh.harvard.edu; Cardiofellowship@mgb.org

Funding and costs

Tuition / fees

Not stated on the official page

Application fee

Not stated on the official page

Stipend / salary

Union house-staff salary plus stated yearly stipend support (confirm current amounts)

Scholarship

Not stated on the official page

Funding

House-staff salaried fellowship; yearly stipend currently stated at $10,500 to help offset expenses (confirm current figure)

Sources and verification