Fellowship Programs

  • Advanced GI & Minimally Invasive Surgery Fellowship
    5/13/25
    The University at Buffalo Advanced Minimally Invasive Surgery Program provides a structured educational experience necessary to achieve expertise in minimally invasive surgery techniques relating to advanced GI surgery while also providing exposure to laparoscopic and bariatric procedures.
  • Colon and Rectal Surgery Fellowship
    8/28/25
    The Division of Colon and Rectal Surgery offers ACGME-accredited training in colon and rectal surgery.
  • Comprehensive Flexible Endoscopy Fellowship
    10/29/25
    The University at Buffalo Comprehensive Flexible Endoscopic Surgical Fellowship provides a variety of surgical experiences with a focus on advanced endoscopic procedures. The clinical experience is gained through progressive responsibility and increased autonomy over the course of the one-year fellowship. This includes the opportunity to allow the fellow to take call as a surgical attending and to manage their own patients with faculty back up as needed. 
  • Pediatric Surgery Fellowship
    8/15/24
    The Pediatric Surgery Fellowship, established in 1957, is one of the original 9 training programs in Pediatric Surgery and has graduated 50 accredited pediatric surgery fellows since its inception.
  • Surgical Critical Care Fellowship
    8/25/25
    Our fellowship is a one year clinical program with nine months of critical care and three months of operative experience. Our program meets the requirements administered by the American Board of Surgery for Certificate of Added Qualifications in Surgical Critical Care and has earned accreditation with commendation from the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME).
  • Vascular Surgery Fellowship
    10/8/22
    The Division of Vascular Surgery at the University of Buffalo offers a fellowship (5 + 2) training program in Vascular Surgery that has received accreditation with commendation from the ACGME.
  • Bariatric Surgery Fellowship
    11/5/25
    The University at Buffalo Department of Surgery is excited to announce that as of May 2024, our Bariatric Fellowship received an accreditation status with the Fellowship Council.