Andy Manos

Physician Assistant & Practice Manager:
Andy Manos is a committed Physician Assistant and the Practice Manager at North Star Vascular & Interventional. Bringing over ten years of experience in interventional radiology, Andy has become a vital contributor to the team, closely collaborating with the clinic's founders to provide advanced, minimally invasive care.

Clinical Expertise:
Andy specializes in assisting with a wide array of image-guided procedures. His extensive clinical experience includes: Vascular Care: Profound involvement in treatments such as varicose vein procedures and port placements. Specialized Embolization: Participating in sophisticated procedures like Prostate Artery Embolization (PAE) for urinary symptoms and Hemorrhoid Artery Embolization (HAE). Thyroid Procedures: Remarkable experience in ultrasound-guided thyroid interventions, aiding patients in avoiding surgery and noticeable scarring.

Philosophy of Care:
Andy's primary aim is to assist patients in returning to their beloved activities. Whether enhancing a patient's ability to perform daily tasks without pain or helping them regain confidence by addressing physical limitations, he focuses on offering solutions that emphasize quick recovery and minimal downtime. With a holistic approach, he builds strong foundations of trust and clear communication with every patient.

Background & Achievements:
Education: Graduated from Augsburg University (Augsburg College). Leadership: Functions as the Practice Manager, ensuring the clinic upholds its high standards of innovation and compassionate patient experiences. Athletics: Before pursuing a medical career, Andy was a distinguished baseball player at The College of St. Scholastica, where he was inducted into the Athletics Hall of Fame (2025).

Personal Interests:
A passionate runner and nature enthusiast, Andy has completed five marathons, including achieving a personal best at the 2025 Boston Marathon. Outside the clinic, he is a proud father of three sons and enjoys spending time on the water, whether it’s during the Minnesota winter or in the summer's sparkle.