Neurointerventional Surgery Fellowship (2-year) in Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Florida

About IntelliRad Imaging:

• Private, physician-owned & physician-managed practice
• Rapidly growing Neurointerventional Surgery practice
• Team includes:
  • 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.

Eligibility for Fellowship:

• Completed residency in Neurology, Radiology, or Neurosurgery before fellowship program start
• Additional requirements:
  
  • Neurology applicants: Neurovascular or Neurocritical Care fellowship.
  • Radiology applicants: Diagnostic Neuroradiology fellowship.
• Board Certified/Board Eligible in primary specialty.
• ECFMG applicants accepted.

Responsibilities:

• 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

Compensation & Benefits:

• Salary: $70,000–$80,000 (based on experience and PGY level)
• Health and malpractice insurance provided
• Additional perks:
  
  • $2,000 annual book stipend.
  • Up to $2,000 annual conference fees.
  • 4 weeks paid time off.

Application Period:

• Open position with rolling admission

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.