SOURCED FACULTY PROFILE

Christopher J. Stapleton, MD

Neurosurgeon & Neuroendovascular Surgery Fellowship Director
Mass General Brigham (Brigham and Women's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital), Neurosurgery →
Boston, Massachusetts, United States

Linked programmes: 2
Source reviewed: 21 Oct 2026

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PUBLISHED PROGRAMME ROLE

Named on the official page as Neurosurgeon & Neuroendovascular Surgery Fellowship Director for MGB Neurovascular Surgery - Combined Open and Endovascular Fellowship; MGB Neuroendovascular Surgery Fellowship.

Published position: Neurosurgeon & Neuroendovascular Surgery Fellowship Director
Academic title: Not published in the indexed source
Department: Not published in the indexed source
Qualifications: Not published in the indexed source
Clinical interests: Not published in the indexed source
Research interests: Not published in the indexed source
Professional organisations: Not published in the indexed source

ASSOCIATED PATHWAYS

2 linked programmes.

Each profile distinguishes the type of training and the evidence behind the faculty association.

Clinical fellowshipContact programme

Cerebrovascular →

MGB Neurovascular Surgery - Combined Open and Endovascular Fellowship

Mass General Brigham (Brigham and Women's Hospital and Massachusetts General Hospital), Neurosurgery

Boston, Massachusetts · United States

Listed lead Nirav J. Patel, MD, Cerebrovascular Fellowship Director; Christopher J. Stapleton, MD, Neuroendovascular Surgery Fellowship Director

Duration: 2 years.
Deadline: Not recorded · check official call
Funding: The official page does not publish funding details.
Exposure: Year 1 endovascular (at least 150 interventional procedures); year 2 open cerebrovascular surgery including aneurysm clipping, bypass, cavernous malformation resection, carotid endarterectomy, AVM surgery and hematoma evacuation.

Source reviewed 15 Oct 202644% of decision fields recorded

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Funding: The official page does not publish funding details.

Exposure: Year 1 endovascular (at least 150 interventional procedures); year 2 open cerebrovascular surgery including aneurysm clipping, bypass, cavernous malformation resection, carotid endarterectomy, AVM surgery and hematoma evacuation.

Eligibility: The programme requires a seven-year ACGME-approved neurosurgery residency and at least 200 catheter-based cerebral angiographic procedures as primary operator. An overseas residency alone is not the published route.

Still to confirm: Current status · Commencement · Deadline · Positions · Participation level · Training level · Examinations · Language · Visa / work authorisation · Benefits · Fees · Insurance · Accommodation · Accreditation

Source: Official Mass General Brigham endovascular and cerebrovascular fellowship page. Reviewed 15 Oct 2026. Status reflects the last review, not a live vacancy check. Completeness is not a quality rating.

Clinical fellowshipStatus unconfirmed

Neurointervention →

MGB Neuroendovascular Surgery Fellowship

Mass General Brigham (Massachusetts General Hospital and Brigham and Women's Hospital), Neurosurgery

Boston, Massachusetts · United States

Listed lead Christopher J. Stapleton, MD, Program Director and Neuroendovascular Surgery Fellowship Director

Duration: Two-year track and one-year track.
Deadline: Not recorded · check official call
Funding: The official page does not publish funding details.
Exposure: Year 1 of the two-year track: at least 200 diagnostic/interventional angiographic procedures; year 2 and the one-year track: at least 150 interventional procedures across aneurysm, AVM/AVF/tumour embolization, stenting, stroke treatment, head and neck, spinal and MMA embolization.

Source reviewed 15 Oct 202644% of decision fields recorded

View details →Official source ↗

Source & missing information (14)

Funding: The official page does not publish funding details.

Exposure: Year 1 of the two-year track: at least 200 diagnostic/interventional angiographic procedures; year 2 and the one-year track: at least 150 interventional procedures across aneurysm, AVM/AVF/tumour embolization, stenting, stroke treatment, head and neck, spinal and MMA embolization.

Eligibility: The published routes require ACGME neurosurgery residency, or ACGME neurology residency plus vascular-neurology fellowship, or ACGME radiology residency plus neuroradiology fellowship. An overseas residency alone is not a listed entry route; one-year entrants also need the published angiography experience.

Still to confirm: Current status · Commencement · Deadline · Participation level · Training level · Examinations · Language · Visa / work authorisation · Benefits · Fees · Insurance · Accommodation · Application documents · Accreditation

Source: Official Mass General Brigham neuroendovascular surgery fellowship page. Reviewed 15 Oct 2026. Status reflects the last review, not a live vacancy check. Completeness is not a quality rating.