Contact Us

For more information about our program, please contact Shaniquwa Patrick, program administrator.

Email Shaniquwa Patrick

(972) 596-6800

How to apply

ACGME: 4504844003

NRMP: 2244450FO

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Welcome from our Program Director

Thank you for your interest in the HCA-TCU Vascular Surgery Fellowship. We are proud to share our educational opportunity with you.

Our mission is to train Vascular Surgeons who will be confident in all aspects of vascular surgery practice once they complete their training. We offer a two-year traditional vascular surgery fellowship following completion of a traditional General Surgery Program.

We are a group of private practice vascular surgeons dedicated to the individualized professional development of our trainees, staff, and faculty. Our fellowship program is set up for the highest-level training and professional as well as academic development. We emphasize collaboration not just within our specialty, but with other specialists in managing complex open and endovascular cases. Our Fellows are exposed also to the variety of experiences through faculty who have trained at multiple, different sites and can teach multiple, different ways of handling both routine and complex vascular surgical problems. At our training sites, the Vascular Surgery Fellow will be exposed to the full range and high volume of vascular interventions, both in-office and hospital based.

In summary, the training provided by HCA-TCU vascular surgery fellowship is thoughtful, high volume, rigorous, up to date and comprehensive in terms of our goal of training future leaders in our specialty.

Edic Stephanian, MD, MBA,
Program Director

Mission Statement

The HCA Medical City Healthcare UNT-TCU Graduate Medical Education HCA Medical City Plano, Vascular Surgery Fellowship Program is anchored to the sponsoring institution's mission to educate, train, and inspire fellows to become exemplary, compassionate physicians who are dedicated to life-long learning and continuous, evidence-based improvement of their patient care practices. The vascular surgery fellowship program is dedicated to training fellows who are proficient in the medical sciences relevant to the vascular system and who demonstrate safe and effective surgical judgment and skills. The program, faculty, and fellows will proudly serve the growing and diverse population of Plano Texas by fostering community relationships. We also strive to retain the fellows who complete the program within the community. The program's foundation is built on the ACGME 's six core competencies and the overarching mission of HCA Healthcare, "Above all else, we are committed to the care and improvement of human life."

Get to Know the Team

Edic Stephanian, MD, MBA, Program Director


  • James Hayhurst, MD
  • Kamran Jafree, MBBS
  • Ranan Mendelsberg, MD
  • Carlos Curz, MD
  • Marc Salhanick, MD

Curriculum & Rotation Schedule

Our expertly crafted programs are designed to provide resident physicians with all the experiences and training necessary for professional success.

See Our Schedule

Salary

Year Salary On-Call Meals Total
PGY6 $74,589 $950 $75,539
PGY7 $78,312 $950 $79,262

Additional program benefits:

  • Professional Memberships
  • Conference and Travel Expense
  • Cell Phone
  • Laptop
  • Other Board Prep and Educational Expense

Program FAQs

Our fellowship prides itself on the clinical exposure offered to our trainees as we are a very busy, operative program. Our trainees will meet the ACGME's requirement of completing 900 cases by graduation.
Medical City Plano is a 603-bed, acute-care hospital located in Plano, Texas. With a medical team of nearly 1,800 physicians, many of whom are top experts in their fields, Medical City Plano offers nearly 70 specialties and is the largest hospital in Collin County. This full-service hospital is Magnet® recognized for nursing excellence, accredited by The Joint Commission, and designated a Level I Trauma Center with Collin County's first and only ABA-verified Burn and Reconstructive Center. Other notable competencies include a Comprehensive (Level I) Stroke Center, Level III NICU, Brain and Spine Hospital, and Texas' only Sarah Cannon Cancer Hospital. The community served by the hospital is very diverse and is one of the fastest growing areas in the DFW area.
Some form of scholarly activity; research, QI or a case report is required for graduation. The Consortium has a Director of Research and Education and two Research Coordinators whose role is to assist with the development of research projects that align with each resident/fellow's particular areas of interest. In addition, all Core Faculty have a strong interest and experience with scholarly activity.