The Cardiovascular Disease Program at Hartford Hospital/University of Connecticut is a three-year program specifically designed to prepare cardiovascular fellows for the practice of Cardiology. 

 

During the clinical rotations, the cardiovascular disease fellow interviews, examines and formulates basic evaluations in patients with cardiovascular related illnesses. During subspecialty training, cardiovascular disease fellows are exposed to the practices of cardiac catheterization, preventive cardiology, arrhythmias, nuclear cardiology, echocardiography, cardiovascular surgery, pacemaker techniques and interventional electrophysiology. During the third year, the cardiovascular disease fellow chooses either an invasive or non-invasive track for additional training in one of those areas.

 

At the completion of the cardiovascular disease program, the fellow is qualified to enter the practice of cardiovascular diseases either in the invasive, non-invasive or clinical areas.

 

Although, not specifically part of the cardiovascular disease program, interested fellows may choose a fourth year subspecializing in various aspects of cardiology in hopes of pursuing an academic career.

 

 

Use ERAS® (Electronic Residency Application Service) to submit your application ONLINE: CLICK HERE
 
The Cardiovascular Fellowship Program will begins July 1 each year.

 

Our program is a participant of ERAS which can be found by accessing www.aamc.org/eras.

 

In addition to a completed application (including picture), we require curriculum vitae, personal statement, copies of USMLEs, ECFMG (if applicable), a Dean's letter, medical school transcript, and three current letters of recommendation to complete your file. These must be received before we can review your application. Unfortunately, our University does not support applications from those on H-1 Visas (J-1 is acceptable).

 

Our site is open for application submission on November 15, 2008. Final application date is January 9, 2009. In the meanwhile, you are welcome to begin assembling all necessary information in preparation for the application date. 

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