Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology

1. Completion of a three-year accredited Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship.
2. Eligibility to undertake advanced clinical training in interventional cardiology.
3. Ability to apply through the Electronic Residency Application Service.
4. Interest in coronary interventions and, where relevant, peripheral vascular or structural heart disease interventions.
5. Willingness to participate in a faculty-mentored research project.

The Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at Yale School of Medicine is a one-year advanced training program designed to develop the technical skills and clinical judgment required for cardiac interventional procedures. Fellows train within Yale's Cardiovascular Medicine program and gain advanced experience in the management of cardiovascular disease and catheter-based interventions. The program emphasizes rigorous clinical education, procedural skills, and individualized mentorship. Fellows also work with a faculty mentor on a research project aligned with their career interests, with opportunities to present or publish their findings. Additional training may be available for fellows interested in peripheral vascular or structural heart interventions.

1. Applicants must complete a three-year accredited Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship before starting the program.
2. Prepare the required application materials and submit an application through the Electronic Residency Application Service.
3. The selection committee reviews applications for clinical preparation, suitability for advanced procedural training, and career goals.
4. Applicants selected for further consideration may be invited for an interview.
5. Applicants interested in a second year of training in peripheral vascular or structural heart interventions should discuss this possibility with the fellowship leadership.