Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship Program: Cardiology and Vascular Medicine

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The Cleveland Clinic Department of Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship Program

Develop your strengths as a clinician and a researcher in an environment of high professional standards. Here, you will work closely with specialists in one of the largest and most distinguished cardiovascular centers in the world. We offer unparalleled depth in all major subspecialty fields.

The Cleveland Clinic Department of Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship Program is the largest cardiovascular disease fellowship program in the United States, There are currently 66 core and advanced fellows (13 first year, 12 second year, 12 third year, 9 Intervention, 10 Electrophysiology, 6 Imaging, and 4 Heart Failure).

For Information about a fellowship in Cardiovascular Medicine, contact:

Cardiovascular Medicine
- Lois Adamski, Cardiology Education Coordinator, 216/444-3925
- Brian Griffin, M.D.,Program Director Cardiology Fellowships, 216/444-6812,
Vascular Medicine
- Susan De Anna, Vascular Medicine Education Coordinator at 216/636-0404.
- Dr. Teresa L. Carman, M.D. , Fellowship Program Director, Section of Vascular Medicine, (216) 445-5454

For a Cardiovascular Medicine fellowship application, contact/process:

ERAS® — the Electronic Residency Application Service
Deadline for application is December 31, 2005

For a Vascular Medicine fellowship application, contact/process:

The application process begins in March with applications accepted thru mid-May. Interviews are typically conducted in May/June. Interested candidates should forward a CV and 3 letters of reference to:
Dr. Teresa L. Carman, M.D.
Fellowship Program Director,
Section of Vascular Medicine
9500 Euclid Avenue/Desk S-60
Cleveland, OH 44195

For more information:
Graduate Medical Education
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