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NASBS Neurosurgery Skull Base Fellowship Match Programs

The list of participating programs for the NASBS Neurosurgery Skull Base Fellowship Match Program is included below. Fellowship positions in this cycle will begin July 1, 2025. Applicants are able to complete one central application to some or all of these programs and the application will be open until 11:59pm Pacific Time June 15, 2023.

Participating programs will schedule interviews July 1 through October 1.
Rank lists are due October 15, 2023
Match Day – December 1, 2023

Prior to submitting your application, please prepare your Letter of Intent, CV, and three Letters of Recommendation. Note: Letters of Recommendation can either be uploaded directly with the application or sent separately from the letter writers to [email protected] and the applicant’s name should be included in the subject line of the email with “LOR”.

Prospective Fellows: When ready, please proceed to the Match Application

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InstitutionMayo Clinic
Title of FellowshipMayo Clinic Rochester Neurosurgery Skull Base Oncology Fellowship
LocationRochester, Minnesota
Fellowship DirectorMichael J. Link, MD
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Program Coordinator's NameDaks Marquart BA
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Contact Name for ApplicationsDaks Marquart
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Number of Fellows Accepted Per Year2
Duration12 months.
Committee on Advanced Subspecialty Training (CAST) AccreditedYes
Salaried PositionYes- contact Program Director for more information
Fellow needs to have full medical licenseYes
Accept Foreign Medical Graduates (outside US & Canada)Yes
Foreign Medical Graduates Eligibility Requirements

Foreign Medical Graduate Candidates must have completed neurosurgical training in their home countries and passed all three steps of the USMLE examination.

Fellowship Program Description:

The Mayo Clinic Skull Base Oncology Fellowship is a comprehensive one-year training program designed to give the fellows a broad exposure to the diagnosis and management of all varieties of skull base disorders. Typically, we have two fellows/year, one enfolded and one external. The fellowship is arranged in 3 month blocks during which the fellow is assigned to either Dr. Link or Dr. Van Gompel/Dr. Peris Celda. During the first block with Dr. Link the fellow is required to attend Clinic on non-operative days. Each faculty member operates every other week day, so there are always skull base faculty operating every day. There is also opportunity to learn Gamma Knife radiosurgery with Dr. Link doing more than 200 cases of skull base radiosurgery/year but is not required. The surgical practice is extremely busy and encompasses the breadth of skull base pathology. There is an essentially equal mixture of open and endoscopic cases. Pathologies addressed include pituitary tumors and other sellar and suprasellar tumors, spontaneous CSF leaks, meningiomas, paragangliomas, vestibular schwannomas and other benign and malignant tumors of the anterior, middle and posterior skull base. We work closely with our colleagues in other disciplines. The fellows are expected to teach the residents and oversee patient care but have very limited call responsibilities. Publication of scientific manuscripts is expected as is attendance and presentation at the annual NASBS meeting.

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