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This three-year, post-doctoral fellowship leading to board certification
is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education.
Two fellows are accepted annually. Applicants must have completed
a three-year residency in Internal Medicine.The Cardiovascular Diseases fellowship is designed to provide the subspecialty resident with detailed instruction, exposure and experience in the pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment, management and understanding of cardiovascular disease. Monthly rotation assignments allow for broad exposure to the required aspects of cardiology training, with emphasis on developing cognitive, clinical, interpretive and procedural skills. Development of interpersonal skills, professional attitudes and humanistic qualities is also emphasized. Fellows take part in monthly:
Fellows also attend seven weekly and
five monthly conferences with cardiovascular physicians and residents.
Additionally, attending physicians have direct teaching responsibilities
in small group conferences during each of the monthly rotations.
These small group sessions allow for free discussion and communication
between fellows, residents and attending staff. |
 
This page was last updated on 8/6/07 |