Fellowship in Advanced Cardiac Imaging & Structural Heart Disease

The Advanced Cardiac Imaging & Structural Heart Disease Intervention Fellowship is a one-year advanced fellowship focused on developing expertise in multimodality imaging for structural heart interventions. Fellows receive comprehensive training in advanced echocardiography, cardiac CT, and cardiac MRI (CMR), with emphasis on pre-procedural planning, real-time image-guided intervention, and post-procedural assessment. Training includes exposure to complex procedures such as TAVR, TEER, left atrial appendage occlusion, tricuspid valve replacement, ASD/PFO closure, and emerging mitral and tricuspid interventions. Fellows work within a multidisciplinary structural heart team and develop expertise as primary imaging specialists for structural heart procedures, along with opportunities for research and scholarly activity.

1. Prepare an updated CV
2. Prepare a personal statement
3. Submit USMLE scores
4. Provide three letters of recommendation
5. Contact the Fellowship Program Director, Robert Quaife, MD, or Program Coordinator, Nicholas (Nick) Van Lente, regarding the application
6. The program reviews applications and selects candidates for the selection/interview process
7. The fellowship accepts one fellow per academic year