Structural Heart Disease Interventions Fellowship

1. Completion of a three-year accredited Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship.
2. Interest in advanced structural heart disease procedures and catheter-based treatment.
3. Readiness to participate in cardiac catheterization laboratory and hybrid operating room training.
4. Ability to participate in detailed computed tomography and echocardiography-based procedural planning.
5. Willingness to participate in inpatient and outpatient clinical care.

The Structural Heart Disease Interventions Fellowship at Yale School of Medicine is a one-year advanced training program focused on catheter-based treatment of structural heart conditions. Fellows gain experience in transcatheter aortic valve replacement, mitral and tricuspid valve interventions, atrial septal defect and patent foramen ovale closure, and left atrial appendage occlusion. Training includes intensive work in the cardiac catheterization laboratory and hybrid operating room, as well as detailed imaging and procedural planning. Fellows also gain exposure to inpatient and outpatient care within Yale's multidisciplinary cardiovascular medicine environment.

1. Applicants must complete a three-year accredited Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship before beginning the Structural Heart Disease Interventions Fellowship.
2. Interested applicants should submit an application through the program's application process and provide the supporting documents requested by Yale.
3. The fellowship leadership reviews applications to assess clinical preparation and suitability for advanced structural heart interventions.
4. Applicants should contact the program director or senior fellowship coordinator to confirm application deadlines, interview arrangements, and any additional documentation required.