Vascular Medicine Fellowship
Vascular Medicine Fellowship
The Vascular Medicine Fellowship at BIDMC offers a well-rounded and multidisciplinary approach to common and uncommon vascular disorders, striving to train the future academic leaders in Vascular Medicine. There is a particular focus on the management of complex hypertension, a cornerstone to optimal vascular management. Our fellowship promotes clinical excellence; trainees will develop the necessary foundational knowledge, grow to integrate the wide range of clinical diagnostic data, and formulate optimal treatment plans for complex vascular patients. The fellows work in a collegial environment rotating with other services that also treat vascular disease and attend lectures and conferences throughout the program. Additionally, our clinical training program is complemented by robust basic and clinical research opportunities. Below is the basic fellowship program structure.
Outpatient Clinics
- Thrombosis
- Complex Hypertension
- Aortic Center
- Fellow continuity
- Lymphedema
- Vascular intervention clinic
- Vascular surgery clinic
Inpatient Service
- 20 weeks of inpatient vascular medicine consult coverage Monday-Friday
- 4 weeks with vascular surgery and vascular intervention
Vascular Lab Reading
- 12 weeks of hands-on scanning, reading studies, and didactic conferences
Research
- 8 weeks of dedicated research along with a longitudinal research project throughout the year at the Smith Center for Outcomes Research in Cardiology. Learn more about vascular medicine research.
Leadership
Brett Carroll, MD
Director of the Vascular Medicine
Fellowship Program
How to Apply
If interested in applying, please email Brett Carroll, MD.
Deadline
Applications are accepted between July and December of each academic year. The deadline for applications is December 12, 2025.
Tentative virtual interview date is December 18, 2025.
Minimum Requirements
Applicants who have completed an Internal Medicine Residency will be considered. Please submit:
- Curriculum Vitae (CV)
- Personal Statement of Interest in Vascular Medicine
- At least one letter of recommendation (one of which must be from program director)
- Visa Status if needed