The Division of Cardiology in the University of Arizona College of Medicine - Tucson Department of Medicine offers the following fellowship programs.
Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship
The University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship Program, which was launched in 1971 and certified in 1988, is affiliated with the University of Arizona Sarver Heart Center, a center of excellence with more than 165 members who are cardiologists, cardiothoracic and vascular surgeons, neurologists, research scientists and numerous other medical specialists.
As the major academic medical center in Arizona, the University of Arizona incorporates research as an integral component of modern cardiovascular training. Depending on the fellow’s interest, multiple avenues of investigation can be pursued, ranging from clinical and population-based studies to bench research in NIH-funded laboratories. In addition to a minimum protected research time of three months provided to all fellows, we have developed individualized, funded research options for highly motivated fellows interested in academic careers. Please see the link here: https://heart.arizona.edu/education/cardiovascular-disease-fellowship-program/curriculum/cardiology-fellow-research-training
Interventional Cardiology Fellowship
The University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson Interventional Cardiology Fellowship Program has two positions for each academic year. This fellowship is designed for individuals interested in a cardiology career with interventional procedures as a key component. Completion of an accredited ACGME cardiovascular disease fellowship program is required.
ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY FELLOWSHIP
The University of Arizona College of Medicine Tucson, Division of Cardiology offers sub-specialty training in cardiac electrophysiology. Completion of an accredited ACGME cardiovascular disease fellowship program is required.
ADVANCED IMAGING FELLOWSHIP
The cardiovascular advanced imaging fellowship is a one- or two-year non-ACGME program devoted to clinical training in cardiovascular computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).