The Peripheral Vascular Trainee Lab (PVTL) is a first-of-its-kind program designed exclusively for fellows and residents seeking comprehensive, hands-on training in peripheral vascular disease. Through immersive learning, multidisciplinary collaboration, and direct mentorship from leading experts, PVTL equips the next generation of specialists with the skills and confidence needed for real-world practice. See how PVTL compares to other meetings, and why it stands apart.

Key Features

Peripheral Vascular Trainee Lab (PVTL)

Compared to Other Meetings
Scope of Curriculum Trainee-focused curriculum covering arterial & venous disease, with emphasis on real-world management and multidisciplinary care. Peripheral vascular topics are typically one of many areas within broader programs, with less focus on trainee-specific needs.
Learning Format Highly immersive, hands-on training including cadaver labs and interactive case-based learning. Primarily lecture-based with limited hands-on or experiential training.
Faculty Depth and Engagement Multidisciplinary faculty (IR, IC, VS) actively teaching, mentoring, and collaborating in small-group settings. 

Expertise often siloed within individual specialties rather than collaboratively integrated.
Community & Continuity Built to foster collaboration and camaraderie among trainees and faculty, with mentorship and peer connections that extend beyond the course. Limited continuity and engagement outside of the event.
Overall Value Builds procedural confidence, accelerates skill development, and prepares trainees for real-world clinical decision-making from day one. Broader educational exposure, but less directly tied to hands-on skill development and day-to-day clinical practice.
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