Residencies, Internships and FellowshipsNeuroendovascular Fellowship
The Neuroendovascular Fellowship offered through the University of Wisconsin School of Medicine and Public Health in Madison, Wisconsin, is a joint program between the Departments of Neurological Surgery and Radiology under the direction of program director Beverly Aagard-Kienitz and co-director David B. Niemann, MD.
Additionally, the fellowship is overseen by the following UW School of Medicine and Public Health faculty:
Neuroendovascular Fellowship Information
- Length of program: One year
- Number of positions available: One year
- Benefits: Please see the University of Wisconsin's Payroll and Benefits Services website
- Elective Opportunities: Currently all rotations at UW School of Medicine and Public Health facilities but extended to local private hospitals
- Number of graduates: Seven
- License/certification: Wisconsin medical license, board eligible or certified neurosurgeon or radiologist
- Qualifications: Completion of a neurosurgery residency or minimum three years of radiology residency plus one full year diagnostic neuroradiology fellowship
Clinical Information
The fellow's patient mix is 90 percent adult patients and 10 percent pediatric cases, in all modalities and in the following clinical settings:
- American Family Children's Hospital
- UW Hospital and Clinics: Including UW Health neurosurgical clinics, the UW Health angiography suite (featuring Siemens Artis zee biplane with iFlow, iGuide, syngo InSpace 3D/3D fusion, iPilot, DYNA CT, large-display, high-resolution monitors)
- William S. Middleton Memorial Veterans Hospital (VA) The VA's angiography suite is currently installing a Siemens Artis zee biplane angiography suite and anticipates a March 2013 completion
Contact Information
If you would like more information, please contact:
- Radiology applicants: Contact Holly Jackson at hjackson@uwhealth.org or (608) 263-8328
- Neurosurgery applicants: Contact Sheryl Hudson at s.hudson@neurosurgery.wisc.edu) or (608) 263-0485
