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Cardiology Fellowship

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

How many positions does the fellowship offer?

The program offers 3 positions every year for cardiovascular fellowship training; applications are reviewed the ERAS program and we participate in the National Residency Match Program (NRMP).

Does the program sponsor visas for International Medical Graduates?

ÍÃ×ÓÏÈÉú´«Ã½ÎÄ»¯×÷Æ· College of medicine sponsors J1- visa when required. It does not sponsor H1B visas.Ìý


What is the typical procedural volume for graduating fellows?Ìý

Last year graduating fellows averaged:

  • ~400 left heart catheterizations
  • ~150 right heart catheterization
  • >1000 transthoracic echocardiogram
  • >150 transesophageal echocardiogram
  • ~200 Lexiscan
  • >70 stress echos.

What does a typical Call schedule look like?Ìý

  • PGY-IV: 11 Weekend calls, 34 weekday calls
  • PGY-V:ÌýÌý4 Weekend calls, 23 weekday calls
  • PGY-VI: 3 Weekend calls, 11 weekday calls

Do we have a night float system?

We do not have a night float system. Fellows take calls from home and typically only come back to the hospital for STEMIs.Ìý


What does a typical rotation schedule look like?

Here is a recent schedule:

  • First year: 5 inpatient consults/CCU,Ìý2 ECHO/TEE, 2 Cath, 2 Nuclear, 1 EP, 1 Research,
  • Second year: 3 inpatient consults/CCU, 2 ECHO/TEE, 2 Cath, 2 Nuclear, 1 Research, 3 Electives
  • Third years: 1 inpatient consults/CCU, 2 ECHO/TEE, 2 Cath, 2 Nuclear, 1 EP, 1 Research, 1 Vascular, 1 CT Surgery, 1 Congenital

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