Neurointerventional Surgery Fellowship - Miami, Florida

• Private, physician-owned & physician-managed practice
• Rapidly growing Neurointerventional Surgery practice

• 4 full-time Neurointerventional physicians.
• 5 Full time APPs (1 outpatient and 4 inpatient)
• 3 outpatient clinics
• 4 hospitals in Miami-Dade & Broward Counties of Florida
• Facilities include a Level 1 trauma center, Level 2 trauma center, 3 Comprehensive Stroke Centers, and a Primary Stroke Center.
• Handles over 1,000 cases.

• Participate in call rotations and patient rounds.
• Assist and perform procedures and, once qualified, potentially perform independently, including:

• Diagnostic cerebral angiography
• stroke thrombectomy
• carotid/intracranial stenting
• aneurysm embolization
• AVM/AVF embolization
• lumbar punctures
• lumbar myelography
• cisternograms
• epistaxis embolization
• trauma embolizations
• vertebroplasty
• MMA embolization
• oncologic embolizations
• plus other procedures

• Salary: $70,000–$80,000 (based on experience and PGY level)
• Health and malpractice insurance provided

• $2,000 annual book stipend.
• Up to $2,000 annual conference fees.
• 4 weeks paid time off.

• Open position with rolling admission

Working in Florida means no state income tax. Miami and Fort Lauderdale are true cultural melting pots consisting of large populations of residents from all over the world. Their art, food, music, observances, and other cultural aspects are tightly infused within the city's character. South Florida is also filled with entertainment options. The region is blooming with a spectacular art scene where you can access a wide variety of theaters, galleries, museums, and performing arts conservatories.

For those looking to get active outdoors, South Florida offers several lush parks perfect for jogging, playing sports, working out, doing yoga, boating, surfing, and much more.

Our fellowship is supported by a state-of-the-art imaging infrastructure, including an installed base of one Philips Azurion, two Siemens Artis Icono systems, and three GE IGS 630 units. This advanced equipment ensures good procedural workflow, high-resolution imaging, and optimal precision in neurovascular interventions.

• Completed residency in Neurology, Radiology, or Neurosurgery before fellowship program start

• Neurology applicants:
  Neurovascular or Neurocritical Care fellowship.
• Radiology applicants:
  Diagnostic Neuroradiology fellowship.
• Board Certified/Board Eligible in primary specialty.
• ECFMG applicants accepted.