We offer a 3 year training program in cardiovascular fellowship training, as well as subspecialty training in interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, and advance heart failure/cardiac transplantation. We also have a one year position for structural interventional cardiology.

Cardiovascular education is an ongoing dynamic field. As such we continue to look for and experiment with new and novel ways to help facilitate and augment our trainees education.  We continue to develop our curriculum for simulation training using the Mentice cath lab simulator to augment the trainees hands-on experience with cardiac catheterization procedures.  

In conjunction with the ACC and as of approved by ACGME, we are one of 20 programs selected to participate in the CVD-CCEP pilot program to shorten the overall length of training for fellows interested to pursue EP training. In this pathway we are able to offer 1 fellow per year an opportunity to enter into the 2-2 pathway.  The 3rd year of general cardiovascular disease training is blended with the 1st year of EP, therefore shortening the overall length of training by 1 year.

"Our cardiology fellowship program provides us a well-rounded education that prepares us well for our future careers.  We see a wide variety of patients and have exposure to all aspects of cardiology.  We have a diversity amongst our faculty and fellows which lends to a rich working environment. We are given significant autonomy, and are always supported by the faculty. There are daily didactics. Located in beautiful south Florida there are endless activities to enjoy year-round when we’re not in the hospital!"
-Laura & Gerardo

As a part of our “Pioneers in Cardiology” lecture series we look forward to welcome our next invited eminent lecturer, Valentine Fuster MD PhD, to our UM campus on October 28-29th for a series of talks, lectures, and small group discussions with our fellows and faculty.