Vascular Medicine Fellowship

A one-year, non-invasive Vascular Medicine Fellowship training program is available. We started as an independent Department of Peripheral Vascular Disease in 1947, and established our Vascular Medicine Fellowship Program in 1988. As part of the Tomsich Family Department of Cardiovascular Medicine, the Section of Vascular Medicine at Cleveland Clinic is one of the most active Vascular Medicine programs in the United States. We see patients with a wide variety of vascular problems. The section is particularly active in the evaluation and treatment of all forms of arterial, venous, and lymphatic disorders; cardiovascular risk factor management; thrombotic disorders and hypercoagulable states; and wound care.

Our goal is to train fellows who become experts in all aspects of vascular medicine, and who will become our next generation of vascular medicine leaders in clinical care and research. While training, the fellow works daily with our many dedicated Vascular Medicine Staff, or with our colleagues in subspecialties to gain experience during fellowship electives.

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Prerequisites:

Applicants must have completed ACGME accredited training in either Internal Medicine or Cardiovascular Medicine to apply. Applicants from other training backgrounds are encouraged to contact our program for additional review; we have had prior fellows from Family Medicine and Vascular Surgery.

How To Apply:

We require the following documents to be submitted for a complete application to be reviewed:

• Personal statement
• Curriculum vitae (CV)
• Three letters of recommendation, including one from a program director or current physician supervisor
• Downloadable Application form
• Interested applicants should submit their application to [email protected].

Contact Information:

Claire Miller
Vascular Medicine Education Coordinator
216.444.6720
Email: [email protected]