Cardiothoracic Fellowship Faculty at Stanford Medicine
3 faculty profiles with a verified link to a listed cardiothoracic subspecialty fellowship.
Stanford Medicine · Stanford, California, United States · Research Fellowship · Rolling
A dedicated thoracic surgical research fellowship for general surgery residents after PGY2 or PGY3 who plan an academic thoracic career. A two-year appointment may include a research-oriented master’s degree.
- Duration
- 1–2 years; the master's degree option is described as part of a 2-year research fellowship appointment.
- Deadline
- No fixed deadline published; the official page states it is accepting interested applicants
- Eligibility
- General surgery residents after PGY2 or PGY3 with plans for academic thoracic surgery.
- Required prior training
- General surgery residency through PGY2 or PGY3.
- International applicants
- The resident fellowship section does not publish a separate international or visa policy; confirm directly.
- Funding
- Competitive salary if not supplied by the home institution; discounted master’s tuition is offered. Amounts are not stated.
- Official contact
- Thoracic Surgery Research Coordinator: +1 650-507-6807 on Stanford’s departmental contact page. Ask to be routed to the Thoracic Surgery Clinical Research Program’s resident research fellowship; this is a research-office enquiry route, not a separately published resident-fellowship submission inbox.
How to apply: Review the Residents/Fellows section of the official Thoracic Surgery Clinical Research Program recruitment page and contact the programme for a research appointment and project. The separate email instruction for visiting medical students is not presented as the resident fellowship application process.
Not published by the host: language, application documents. Confirm directly before applying.
Official source ↗ · Last verified 11 Nov 2026 · Full programme profile →
AATS Foundation · North American host institution, North America · Travelling Fellowship · Upcoming
International observational training combined with mentor support for an early-career cardiac surgeon's home institution.
- Duration
- Observational fellowship of 2-4 weeks at an AATS member institution (page also says up to US$15,000 supports a 1-month observational fellowship); mentor longitudinal visits of 5-10 days at the home institution
- Deadline
- 2 July 2027 (page banner also says 11:59pm Eastern on 7/1/2027 - confirm exact cut-off with AATS Foundation)
- Eligibility
- Practicing cardiac surgeons or those enrolled in a cardiac surgery training programme, within their first 14 years out of training; applicants from low- and middle-income countries strongly encouraged; must be eligible to enter the host country; should plan to return to their home country after the fellowship
- International applicants
- Designed for international cardiac surgeons within published career-stage limits
- Funding
- Up to US$15,000 for a 1-month observational clinical fellowship at an AATS member's institution, plus up to US$10,000 travel support for the AATS mentor's visit to the home institution. Awards to international individuals may be subject to US federal tax withholding of up to 30%.
- Application documents
- CV detailing surgical experience; one-page statement linking fellowship and career goals; proposed study plan; host/mentor support letter with observership and reciprocal-visit plans; proposed budget; home surgical-chief support and permission letter
- Official contact
- Use the official programme page
How to apply: Apply through AATS Foundation when open.
Not published by the host: required prior training, language, positions. Confirm directly before applying.
Official source ↗ · Last verified 11 Nov 2026 · Full programme profile →
About this faculty list
This page lists 3 faculty members at Stanford Medicine who are named on an official fellowship page or faculty directory for a cardiothoracic subspecialty programme. Subspecialties covered: cardiothoracic research (2), general thoracic surgery (2), adult cardiac surgery (1). Listed roles include co-director, thoracic surgery clinical research program; associate programme director, thoracic track (1), chair, department of cardiothoracic surgery (1), mylavarapu rogers professor of cardiothoracic surgery (1).
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