Program Overview

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Vascular Medicine Fellowship Program

The Vascular Medicine Fellowship Program at UT Southwestern Medical Center offers cutting-edge training in the diagnosis, management, and treatment of vascular diseases. Since its inception, our program has consistently produced leaders who shape the future of vascular medicine.

Mission Statement

The mission of the program is to:

• Train fellows to excel in the field of vascular medicine, equipping them with the skills to manage the most complex vascular conditions and the curiosity to drive innovation.
• Cultivate future leaders who advance and understand vascular physiology and pathology through cutting-edge research and its implementation into clinical care.
• Bridge healthcare gaps in vascular disease by recruiting a diverse and talented group of fellows committed to serving underserved populations.
• Foster a culture of wellness, resilience, and lifelong learning for our trainees.

Program Foundations

Our success is built on two key foundations:

• Unmatched Clinical Exposure: Our fellows experience a wide variety of complex vascular cases, from peripheral artery disease and venous thromboembolism to advanced endovascular therapies.
• World-Class Faculty: A dedicated team of renowned experts who lead innovative research in vascular biology and interventional treatments.

Application Process

Fellowship application requirements include completion of the department application form. In addition, applicants must send:

• Three letters of recommendation (one letter must be from current Program Director)
• Current Curriculum Vitae

Program Highlights

Multidisciplinary Collaboration

Work with top cardiovascular experts across multiple specialties.

Innovation & Research

Advance discovery through world-class research programs.

Supportive Culture

Thrive in a mentoring environment that promotes leadership and publishing.

Current Fellow

Garrett Bethel, M.D.

• Medical School: University of Arkansas
• Residency: Duke University