Th e Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS) Foundation, in partnership with the SVS Young Surgeons Section, has launched the VOYAGE Scholarship Program. This initiative will provide $1,000 scholarships to assist early-career vascular surgeons during their formative years in the profession.
The recipients can use the funds to continue medical education courses, professional development events, and other relevant educational pursuits that will help them build their professional networks and connect with the vascular surgery community.
Applications are due by Tuesday, April 1. Eligible courses for funding include a range of educational events, such as the Vascular Research Initiatives Conference (VRIC), the Vascular Annual Meeting (VAM) and the SVS’ Complex Peripheral Vascular Intervention Skills Course, which is set to take place in Rosemont, Illinois (Sept. 20–21).
To qualify, applicants must be active members of the SVS Young Surgeons Section. Vascular trainees, residents and medical students are not eligible to apply. Each applicant is eligible to receive one VOYAGE Scholarship per calendar year.
Learn more about the scholarship program at vascular.org/VOYAGE.
