Fellowship in Neurovascular
Interventions
Structured, hands-on training program aimed at developing competent, confident, and ethically grounded neurointerventionists
Fellowship in
Neurovascular Interventions
Designed for neurosurgeons and neurologists with a strong interest in cerebrovascular care, offering a progressive path from assisted participation to procedural independence.
Delivered in Mumbai under Dr. Nitin Dange, founding member of the Society of NeuroVascular Interventions.
Structured Training
A hands-on program built to develop competent, confident and ethically grounded neurointerventionists.
Expert Mentorship
Train directly under Dr. Nitin Dange, whose practice spans the full range of neurovascular disease.
Diverse Case Load
Exposure to high-volume work covering both routine and complex neurovascular conditions.
Progressive Learning
A defined path from assisted participation through supervised practice to procedural independence.
Train Under
Dr. Nitin Dange
A highly experienced and widely respected neurointerventionist, Dr. Nitin Dange is one of the founding members of SNVI. His extensive expertise spans the full spectrum of neurovascular disorders, including acute ischemic stroke interventions, complex intracranial aneurysms, arteriovenous malformations and fistulas, carotid and intracranial stenting, venous sinus stenting, pediatric neurovascular conditions, and advanced endovascular procedures. His vast clinical experience and calm, methodical approach provide invaluable learning at every stage of training.
Areas of Expertise
SNVI
Founding Member
Comprehensive Training Approach
Training extends beyond procedural skills to include every aspect of patient care — from first consultation through long-term follow-up.
Seven core competencies
Patient Evaluation
Imaging Interpretation
Case Selection
Treatment Planning
Intra-procedural Decision-making
Post-procedure Care
Long-term Follow-up
State-of-the-Art Facilities
Fellows are trained using state-of-the-art neurointerventional cathlabs in Mumbai, including modern thrombectomy systems, flow diverters, embolization agents, and advanced imaging platforms.
A progressive path to
independence
Fellows move from assisted participation to independent practice in three defined stages, each with its own supervision level and sign-off.
Observation & Assistance
Scrub in alongside the operator. Learn access, catheter handling and the decision points of each case before taking any of them yourself.
Supervised Practice
Perform the procedure with the consultant scrubbed and present, progressing case by case as competence is demonstrated.
Independent Practice
Run the case yourself, with the consultant available rather than assisting — and continued access to the team afterwards.
Interactive Learning & Development
Regular case discussions, interactive teaching, and exposure to evolving techniques help fellows develop the critical thinking and clinical judgment essential for independent practice.
Ideal Candidates
The SNVI Fellowship in Neurovascular Interventions is ideal for clinicians seeking deep, experience-based training under a mentor with extensive real-world expertise.
Program Graduates: Well-equipped to deliver high-quality neurovascular care and contribute meaningfully to advanced stroke and neurointervention services in both national and international practice settings.
Join The Program
Apply for the Fellowship
Train under expert mentorship in neurovascular interventions with the SNVI Fellowship Program.
