3-year program, 1 fellow per year, post-residency program
The Arnot Health Fellowship in Cardiology is the first cardiology fellowship accredited by the AOA in New York State. Our mission is to provide the trainee with a strong foundation in the clinical and procedural skills required to practice adult cardiology and to pursue a career in cardiovascular research. Our aim is to foster impeccable clinical judgment, professionalism and interpersonal skills, while developing techniques to hone these skills throughout a rewarding career as a leader in cardiovascular medicine.
On this rotation, the fellow will learn how to evaluate and manage patients with acute coronary syndromes, including cardiac arrest and cardiogenic shock, cardiac dysrhythmias, congestive heart failure, valvular heart disease, myocardial and pericardial heart disease, and aortic and hypertensive emergencies. The fellow is expected to develop expertise in preoperative evaluation and perioperative cardiac management. Rotations include:
The 3rd year of the cardiology fellowship consists of all elective rotations.
Required conferences provide 4 hours per week of formal instruction, including Journal Club/Core Conference and Resident’s Noon Conference, Curriculum/Cardiology Board Review/Fellow Seminar, and Department of Medicine Grand Rounds. A departmental morbidity and mortality conference is scheduled quarterly.
Locations:
The Arnot Health Heart and Vascular Institute has the most advanced technology and cardiac and vascular facilities in the Twin Tiers and operates under patient care and safety protocols developed with Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. Our outstanding surgical faculty have appointments at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, New York City, and Columbia surgeons’ provide monthly specialist services at Arnot Ogden Medical Center. The Institute has achieved the highest treated STEMI average in New York State with a door-to-balloon time of 66 minutes or less.
The Arnot Health Fellowship in Cardiology is the first cardiology fellowship accredited by the AOA in New York State. Our mission is to provide the trainee with a strong foundation in the clinical and procedural skills required to practice adult cardiology and to pursue a career in cardiovascular research. Our aim is to foster impeccable clinical judgment, professionalism and interpersonal skills, while developing techniques to hone these skills throughout a rewarding career as a leader in cardiovascular medicine.
On this rotation, the fellow will learn how to evaluate and manage patients with acute coronary syndromes, including cardiac arrest and cardiogenic shock, cardiac dysrhythmias, congestive heart failure, valvular heart disease, myocardial and pericardial heart disease, and aortic and hypertensive emergencies. The fellow is expected to develop expertise in preoperative evaluation and perioperative cardiac management. Rotations include:
- Inpatient Cardiology Service
- Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory
- Echocardiography
- Stress Testing Lab
- Electrophysiology
- Vascular Medicine
The 3rd year of the cardiology fellowship consists of all elective rotations.
Required conferences provide 4 hours per week of formal instruction, including Journal Club/Core Conference and Resident’s Noon Conference, Curriculum/Cardiology Board Review/Fellow Seminar, and Department of Medicine Grand Rounds. A departmental morbidity and mortality conference is scheduled quarterly.
Locations:
The Arnot Health Heart and Vascular Institute has the most advanced technology and cardiac and vascular facilities in the Twin Tiers and operates under patient care and safety protocols developed with Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons. Our outstanding surgical faculty have appointments at Columbia Presbyterian Hospital, New York City, and Columbia surgeons’ provide monthly specialist services at Arnot Ogden Medical Center. The Institute has achieved the highest treated STEMI average in New York State with a door-to-balloon time of 66 minutes or less.
