Angela A Kokkosis

<em>I grew up in Long Island, and completed my undergraduate and medical education through a combined BS-MD program at Stony Brook University. Upon medical school graduation, I went on to pursue vascular surgery training as a member of the integrated vascular surgery program at the Mount Sinai Hospital in New York, NY.<br>



I am happy to have returned to my alma mater to care for the community that raised me. <br>



My clinical areas of expertise include open and endovascular approaches to aneurysmal disease, carotid disease, peripheral arterial disease, dialysis access, and venous disease. I am also fluent in Greek and Spanish, which hopefully opens the doors to communication with the diverse population of Long Island. <br>



Outside of the operating room, I have been highly involved with medical student and resident education at the national level with the Society for Vascular Surgery (SVS). I have served as the chair of the Medical Student Section of the SVS, and most recently as the chair of the Vascular Trainee Section of the SVS.<br>



With respect to clinical research, my areas of interest include peripheral arterial disease in women, venous disease, and dialysis access.

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I am extremely honored and excited to be a part of Stony Brook's vascular team, and am committed to giving patients with any vascular ailment the highest quality of care possible.</em>