Early Career Visiting Program Application

This program is open to all early career attendings (up to eight years out of training
within the United States and Canada. 
Selected recipients will be invited to a one-day learning experience at an approved program site. Recipients will also be provided with a $500 stipend that will be awarded after submission of a short post-experience essay. 


Further details of the program and eligibility requirements can be found HERE


Applications Due: Sunday, Aug. 23, 2026, midnight/ET

Questions? Contact Morgan Grant


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Program Site Information
Learn more about the sites below:
  • Joint and Vascular Institute – learning concepts focus on daily operations of an office-based lab
  • University of Pennsylvania – learning concepts can focus on building and operating complex a PAD, PAE, and venous disease practice in an urban level 1 trauma center environment or focus on complex IO, lymphatics, biliary, or venous disease
  • Rush University Medical Center – learning concepts focus on PAD, academic and private practice
  • Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey – learning concepts focus on building an IO program, working in level 1 trauma urban hospital setting
  • Stanford University – learning concepts can focus around practicing in a multi specialized academic setting, building an IO practice, building a venous practice, and collaborations with trauma service and PERT
  • UC Davis Health – learning concepts focus on multi-disciplinary care for all patients, especially liver transplant and cancer patients in an academic center that serves both urban and rural areas 


Application Materials
 Please upload one document (word or pdf) that includes an essay response (250 words  or less) for each of the following questions.  

1. What are your career goals?

2. What do you feel that you have lacked from your training?

3. What do you want to get out of this program/hope to learn?

4. What prompted you to select the site(s) you choose?


 

 

You can have an SIR member provide a recommendation letter (optional).