How to Apply

Applications are accepted via ERAS (Electronic Residency Application Service) only. We do not accept paper applications. For more information on how to apply via ERAS, please visit the ERAS for Residency Applicants.

We only offer clinical track, with each fellow having the opportunity to participate in research for three - to twelve months as of their choosing. Our fellowship does not offer extended fellowships, and you, the fellow, are always the primary fellow.

The goal of the clinical track is to develop highly trained clinician educators and physician-scientists. The track now consists of three years of training, which include the standard two-year core curriculum; thee third year of fellowship is yours to develop. Therefore, giving you the option of three to twelve months of research, being assigned to the catheterization lab or EP lab for extra rotations if this is your career path. This is the year that many of our fellows will take time for research. If they are interested in interventional cardiology, we also offer the opportunity to visit a private hospital nearby.

We do not offer a research track but do allow up to 12 months of research during your three years of fellowship. Research rotations are encouraged to develop highly skilled and committed physician-scientists who will go on to develop independent lines of investigation and funding of their own. We seek applicants with outstanding clinical credentials who have demonstrated a track record of passion, skill, and productivity in research.

NOTE: Only U.S. Citizens/permanent residents and J-1 visas sponsored by the ECFMG are considered for clinical training. We do not accept HI-B visas or applicants with "pending permanent residency" status. If a J-1 visa holder, the applicant must have adequate time to complete the fellowship prior to losing J-1 status (3-year total).