Stanford School of Medicine
Vascular &
Endovascular Surgery–

Residency Program

We appreciate your interest in the upcoming Vascular Surgery Integrated Residency at Stanford University Medical Center. As you may know, recent approval by the American Board of Surgery and the ACGME has allowed the creation of integrated "0-5" Vascular Surgery Residencies. We are pleased to report we have full approval from the RRC for our new integrated 0-5 residency program. Seen below is the grid for how the 5 years of the residency will be split up.

Applications will be accepted outside the match for 2008 cycle. Applicants must be eligible to graduate from an MD or DO school prior and have completed and passed Steps 1 and 2 of the USMLE Board exams prior to enrolling into the residency.

First year fellow, Tae Song, MD, Jason T. Lee, MD and Ronald L. Dalman, MD

The tentative dates for interviewing prospective applicants will be in March and April of 2008. We will be flexible with travel schedules and understand the expense and difficulty with countrywide travel. Invitations for interviews will be based on those individuals who have sent us a complete application.

Any questions regarding the residency match should be directed towards Ronald L. Dalman, MD, program director and chief, or Jason T. Lee, MD, associate program director. Thank you again for your time and we hope to meet you in person at the interview!


Application Instructions

1st year fellow, Tae Song, MD, Jason T. Lee, MD, 4th year medical student, Stephen Hunt, PhD and general surgery resident, Tom Nguyen, MD

We appreciate your interest in the Vascular Surgery Residency at Stanford University Medical Center. We have just received word from the RRC that we are fully approved, and hope to have our first vascular resident begin with us this summer. As many of you realize, we will not participate in the ERAS match this year. We obviously understand the interest in these integrated residency spots and will actively pursue candidates outside of the match to still start on June 19, 2008. We encourage all interested students and residents who are serious about the opportunity to come to train at Stanford to send us your application materials (via email) to Ronald L. Dalman, MD, chief and program director, or Jason T. Lee, MD, associate program director. We do have funding for positions to begin this summer.

In order to expedite your application process, please send us your application materials via email. Please send copies to and (current CV, copy of ERAS application, letters, personal statement, board scores) and we will email you back stating we have received your application.

Any questions regarding the fellowship match should be directed towards Ronald L. Dalman, MD, program director and chief, or Jason T. Lee, MD, associate program director. Thank you again for your time and we hope to meet you in person at the interview!


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