Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship

1. MD or DO degree from an accredited medical school
2. Completion or good standing in a 3-year ACGME-accredited Internal Medicine residency
3. USMLE examination scores and transcripts
4. Curriculum Vitae and personal statement
5. Three letters of recommendation (including one from program director)
6. Medical school diploma and transcripts
7. ECFMG certification for international medical graduates
8. Participation in ERAS application and NRMP match proces

Hennepin Healthcare is a major public academic medical center in Minneapolis known for providing advanced clinical training and serving as a large teaching hospital. The institution trains hundreds of residents, fellows, and medical students each year in a collaborative academic environment. The Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship offers a broad spectrum of cardiology exposure across two high-volume tertiary hospitals, ensuring extensive hands-on learning. Fellows work closely with experienced cardiology faculty and participate in clinical care, teaching, and research activities. The program integrates advanced imaging technologies, cardiac procedures, and multidisciplinary cardiovascular care. Trainees benefit from diverse patient populations and exposure to complex cardiovascular cases. The fellowship emphasizes leadership development, clinical excellence, and academic scholarship. Graduates are prepared for careers in academic cardiology, clinical practice, or further subspecialty training.