2027 AANS/CNS Cerebrovascular Section Traveling Fellowship
Surgery, Clinical Neurology and traveling fellowship from Neurosurgery Research & Education Foundation
Apply by Sunday, Nov 8
About
This fellowship funds a five-day visit to another institution for a mid-career cerebrovascular or endovascular specialist to develop clinical expertise. The visit must fall between July 1, 2027 and June 30, 2028. The fellow receives a US$5,000 stipend plus up to US$2,500 in reimbursed travel and lodging; the host separately receives US$1,000. A host invitation, clinical credentials, curriculum vitae and statement of the intended experience are required. The host must demonstrate relevant clinical volume and outcomes and meet the funder’s nonprofit conditions. Applications close November 8, 2026.
Eligibility
Covers: US$5,000 stipend plus up to US$2,500 travel and lodging reimbursement for five consecutive days; an additional US$1,000 goes to the host institution.
Host must meet the funder’s nonprofit criteria and demonstrate relevant clinical volume and outcomes. The guideline does not provide an explicit host-country list.
Fellowship-trained cerebrovascular/endovascular specialists who are board certified, hold a CAST neuroendovascular certificate or demonstrate substantial open cerebrovascular practice, and have practised independently for at least five years. Applicants must be dues-paying members in good standing of the AANS/CNS Joint Cerebrovascular Section or SNIS. A suitable host invitation is required; the selection committee determines applicant and host eligibility. Only nonprofit charitable hosts, or for-profit hosts affiliated with a nonprofit, qualify.
Topics
Source: nref.org