Mayo Clinic in Arizona offers a one-year fellowship in Advanced Head and Neck Microvascular and Reconstructive Surgery in a high-volume, high-acuity and quaternary health care facility.

This fellowship focuses on the state of the art microvascular head and neck reconstructive surgery and maxillomandibular reconstructive and rehabilitative techniques. It is unique with a high volume of microvascular surgical cases and a high volume of Transoral Laser Microsurgery cancer resections. These two surgical techniques defined state of the art head and neck cancer surgery in 2009.

Program history

The Advanced Head and Neck Microvascular and Reconstructive Surgery Fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Arizona was established in 2002. Since that time, one (and at times two) trainees complete the program annually.