About BSET

 
 

BSET is an association bringing together endovascular interests

The British Society of Endovascular Therapy (BSET) has been primarily set up to create a forum for discussion and research and give support to consultants attempting to set up new endovascular practices within the NHS. The members hold an annual meeting at which trainees are able to present endovascular research. All the current members are the main proponents of endovascular surgery in the UK.

BSET award Endovascular Training Fellowships which provide an excellent opportunity for training in endovascular procedures. The fellowship scheme works with the trainees, selected at competitive interview, indicating a unit of their choice to enhance their endovascular skills. Trainees are not allocated to a centre but are encouraged to choose which unit offers them the best match for their requirements.

BSET was launched by a group of Vascular Consultant Surgeons with an interest in Endovascular Surgery. Our first meeting was held on the 8th June 2007 at the Marriott Hotel and Country Club in Solihull.

Below are some of the BSET Council members from 2006-2016

Left to right: John Brennan; Jon Boyle; Olivia McBride; Bijan Modarai; Colin Bicknell; Rachel Bell; Ray Ashleigh: Mike Jenkins; Ian Loftus, Shiva Dindyal, Paul Hayes, Rao Vallabhaneni, Rob Sayers, Chris Twine, Paddy Coughlin, Mike Wyatt, Klaus Overbeck

 

Become a BSET member

Get involved in this rapidly developing field. Benefit from:

  • Career Development/CPD
  • Networking opportunities
  • Information and advice
  • Professional recognition
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Endovascular Fellowships

BSET has facilitated a number of endovascular fellowships over the past 8 years. The posts provide an opportunity for vascular or interventional radiology trainees to acquire new or more complex endovascular skills, to be spent in vascular units within the UK.

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