Lahey Spine Fellowship

The Lahey Spine Fellowship is a SNS/CAST approved program.  Fellows will master a wide variety of surgical techniques, including minimally invasive surgery, image guided surgery, and deformity correction in a large volume practice that spans a breadth of degenerative, traumatic, and oncologic disorders. 

For the first 6 months, the fellow will work under the direct supervision of our four dedicated spine attendings (Zoher Ghogawala, Robert Whitmore, Andrew Yew, and Subu Magge), who each provide a breadth of experience, including surgery for degenerative spinal disease, spinal deformity, minimally invasive surgery, spinal trauma, spinal tumors, and image-guided surgery. Depending upon the fellow’s demonstrated skills, the fellow will be given the opportunity to function as a supervised junior attending.

The fellowship will include participation in national and international spine related registry projects. The fellow will learn the fundamentals of clinical trial design, cost-effectiveness research, and comparative effectiveness research. Currently, the Lahey Spine Program has a multi-million dollar PCORI award, NIH award, over one million dollars in philanthropic funding, and is a key component of the Lahey Comparative Effectiveness Research Institute (CERI).

We are currently accepting applications for one-year fellowship positions beginning July 2019 and July 2020. Applicants must have successfully completed orthopedic or neurosurgery residency training program and be eligible for a Massachusetts medical license. 

Applicants should send letter of interest and CV to:

Subu Magge, M.D.

Fellowship Director, Lahey Spine Fellowship

41 Mall Road

Burlington, MA  01805

Subu.N.Magge@lahey.org