"I'm most interested in where your former fellows are finding success in their careers today and what types of research they are involved in. Are you able to speak a bit about that? Can you also describe a typical day for a new fellow in your program during their first rotation?"

As you likely know from your research and application process, vascular surgery fellowship programs have detailed descriptions on their website stating what is involved with the program, clinical rotations, the primary teaching site, accredited length of training, the fellowship director, mentoring, and more. Do your homework before your interview and come prepared to discuss your burning question about the program. Some good questions are where your rotations would take place, how large the facility is, and the types of patients served. Asking questions about the culture of the institution can also help show your genuine interest in the program.