You will gain a broad range of experience in complex endovascular aortic procedures and lower extremity interventions in our ACGME-accredited program. You’ll also participate in combined surgeries with other subspecialists.  

As one of the country’s oldest vascular surgery fellowship programs, we offer: 

• A high volume of complex cases
• A subspecialty clinic for patients from across the country with genetic aortopathy and arteriopathy
• Two years of training at multiple sites, including Oregon’s only academic hospital
• Access to distinguished alumni who are leaders in vascular surgery and at their institutions 

As the last two years of residency, the fellowship covers the full spectrum of open and endovascular surgery. You will participate in: 

• Complex endovascular aortic procedures and lower extremity interventions  
• Complex open operations, including aortic surgeries, mesenteric bypasses and leg bypasses  
• A wide variety of combined surgeries with other subspecialists to provide anterior spine exposures, porto-mesenteric and caval reconstructions, and arterial reconstruction for oncologic resections

You will rotate on clinical services at OHSU Hospital, Portland VA Medical Center and Legacy Emanuel Medical Center. All three sites provide a full spectrum of open and endovascular surgery.  

Each year, you will spend six months in vascular surgery at OHSU, three months in vascular surgery at the VA and three months at Legacy.  

You must register with the National Resident Matching Program (NRMP) to be considered.  

We will participate in the 2025-2026 match and recruit one fellow to begin Aug. 1, 2027. All interviews will be conducted virtually.  

• Deadline for program application: Dec. 12
• Interview invites: Invitations will be sent out no later than Jan. 2 (we will not send out more invites than interview slots available)
• Interviews: Feb. 10 and 11 

Enjae Jung, M.D., is the program director. Dr. Jung is a vascular surgeon and associate professor of surgery in the Division of Vascular Surgery. She sees patients at the Portland VA Medical Center, where she is a staff surgeon. Dr. Jung focuses on a range of vascular surgical issues.  

Rhusheet Patel, M.D., M.S., is the assistant residency program director. He treats the full spectrum of vascular disease, including carotid stenosis, aortic aneurysmal and occlusive disease, and venous insufficiency. 

Raja GnanaDev, M.D., attended college in the San Francisco Bay Area. Following medical school at St. George’s University in Grenada, he completed general surgery residency at Arrowhead Regional Medical Center in Southern California. He enjoys training in the complete breadth of vascular surgery with the team in Portland. His passion is working with both the veteran community as well as at a facility that treats the underserved.  

Beau Prey, M.D., did his residency training at Madigan Army Medical Center in Fort Lewis, Washington, and is a major in the U.S. Army. He is married to Hannah Palmerton, M.D., who is a general surgery PGY-6 at Madigan. He is a massive fan of sports, especially soccer, as he played collegiately and several years professionally as a goalkeeper.

Jasmina Pailet, M.D., completed medical school and her general surgery residency at OHSU. In her free time, she enjoys traveling, running and spending time exploring the Pacific Northwest with her husband and young daughter. 

Colleen Flanagan, M.D., went to college in Boston, returned to Arkansas for medical school and finished her general surgery residency at Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee. Her hobbies include running, traveling and outdoor adventures. She’s lived in many regions of the country and loves exploring the Pacific Northwest while she completes her vascular training. 

2026 

David Warner, M.D., is a vascular surgeon at Renown Health in Reno, Nevada. 

Robin Osofksy, M.D., is a vascular surgeon at Rochester Regional Health in Rochester, New York. 

2025 

Kelsi Hirai, M.D., is a vascular surgeon at CoxHealth in Springfield, Missouri. 

Reid Mahoney, M.D., is an assistant professor of surgery at the University of Hawai‘i  

2024 

Ben Chou, M.D., is a vascular surgeon at OU Health and an assistant professor of surgery at the University of Oklahoma. 

Hattan Alghamdi, M.D., is head of vascular surgery at Saudi German Hospital.