In addition to the three year program, Deborah offers advanced training programs in Interventional Cardiology and Electrophysiology for fellows who have completed an AOA approved three year fellowship. There is also a one year Echocardiography-Nuclear training program for qualified fellows who wish to pursue advanced echo training that would meet ACC guidelines for Echo Laboratory Directors and provide training in Nuclear Cardiology to qualify for a license from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission.
One month elective rotations in the MICU or on a clinical cardiology in-patient service are offered to internal medicine residents at their request. This is not only a worthwhile learning experience, but affords prospective applicants a chance to experience the cardiology training program at Deborah.
This is not, however, a requirement for application or admission to the fellowship program. Housing is available on the hospital campus.
Fellowship applications may be obtained by contacting our program administrator (see below). Completed applications and interviews are processed and final decisions made one year prior to your expected July 1st start date. Thus, interested applicants should begin their application process during their second year of residency.
Any questions may be directed to the program administrator or Fellowship Program Director at 609-893-1200 ext 5021 or e-mail at
szulv@deborah.org
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