Interventional Cardiology Fellowship
The experience is primarily based in our cardiac catheterization laboratories where total procedure volumes typically exceed 3,000 cases per year with approximately 1,200 interventions. Fellows will be exposed to a full range of cardiovascular disease requiring invasive evaluation and treatment, and on completion of the program can expect to be fully competent to handle complex and high-acuity cases. Expertise in the care of patients undergoing catheter procedures is gained in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Research opportunities abound at DHMC, and clinical or bench-based investigative work comprises an important element of the fellowship: trainees will not only learn but contribute to knowledge in this field. The program is ACGME-accredited and graduates are eligible to sit the ABIM exam leading to board certification.
