The Cardiovascular Imaging Section of the American College of Cardiology has compiled the following imaging training program database as a service to advanced cardiovascular imaging programs and interested applicants. As the number of available positions may vary from year to year, ACC will survey programs for updates annually.

If you would like your program added to this list, please contact Tina Battaile at tbattaile@acc.org.

  Northeast
  Northeast
  Connecticut
  Connecticut
Yale-New Haven Medical Center (New Haven, CT) – Multi-Modality Clinical
Program Description:
One- or two-year program that is 100% flexible. Clinical training is offered in echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, and cardiac MRI. Dedicated time for research is also possible. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. Two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Judith Meadows, MD; Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship Director
Email judith.meadows@yale.edu
Phone 203.785.6484
Duration 1 or 2 years
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Yale University School of Medicine (New Haven, CT) – Multi-Modality Research
Program Description:
Two- to three-year NIH T32-funded program consisting of 80% research training and a maximum of 20% clinical training in molecular/translational imaging, echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, and/or cardiac MRI. Teaching faculty include cardiologists, radiologists, engineers, and basic scientists. Four candidates are funded annually; graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply. US citizenship or green card required.
Primary Contact Albert Sinusas, MD; Director, Yale Translational Research Imaging Center
Email albert.sinusas@yale.edu
Phone 203.785.5005
Duration 2 or 3 years
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
  Massachusetts
  Massachusetts
Brigham & Women’s Hospital (Boston, MA) – Multi-Modality Clinical
Program Description:
Two-year program comprised of 20% echocardiography, 10% cardiac SPECT/cardiac PET, 10% cardiac CT, 10% cardiac MRI, and 10% vascular CT/vascular MRA. The remaining 40% of training time can be dedicated to additional training in any of the above modalities. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. Two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Ron Blankstein, MD; Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship Program Director
Email rblankstein@partners.org
Phone 857.307.1989
Duration 2 years
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, vascular CT, vascular MRA
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Brigham & Women’s Hospital (Boston, MA) – Multi-Modality Research
Program Description:
Two-year NIH T32-funded program primarily focused on research with training available in echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, vascular CT, and vascular MRA. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. Three candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Marcelo Di Carli, MD; Director of Cardiovascular Imaging
Email mdicarli@partners.org
Phone 617.732.6291
Duration 2 years
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, vascular CT, vascular MRA
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA) – Cardiac MR/CT
Program Description:
One or Two-year program with training available in cardiac MRI and cardiac CT. One year pathway would focus primarily on one modality; whereas Two year program includes training in both cardiac CT and MR with an additional research component. Teaching faculty include clinical and research physician scientists in cardiology and radiology. Graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships or radiology residency are eligible to apply.
Primary Contacts Nina Meyersohn, MD - Program Director
Albree Tower-Rader, MD – Associate Program Director
Email nmeyersohn@partners.org
atower-rader@mgh.harvard.edu
Phone 617-726-0471
Duration 1 or 2 years
Modalities cardiac MRI, cardiac CT
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship and radiology residency graduates
Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA) – Echocardiography
Program Description:
Two-year program comprised of 50% echocardiography and 50% research. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. Two to three candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Judy Hung, MD, FACC
Email ldefabritiis1@partners.org
Phone 617.643.3238
Duration 2 years
Modalities echocardiography
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Massachusetts General Hospital (Boston, MA) – Nuclear Cardiology
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 80% cardiac SPECT/PET and 20% research. Teaching faculty include both cardiologists and nuclear medicine physicians. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Henry Gewirtz, MD; Director of Nuclear Cardiology
Email hgewirtz@partners.org
Phone 617.724.3651
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Boston University Medical Center (Boston, MA)
Program Description:
Two-year NIH T32-funded program primarily focused on research with training available in echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac MRI, and cardiac CT. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Frederick Ruberg, MD; Cardiology Fellowship Program Director
Email frederick.ruberg@bmc.org
Phone 617.638.8968
Duration 2 years
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac MRI, cardiac CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (Boston, MA) – CMR and CCT
Program Description:
The BIDMC Advanced Non-invasive Cardiac Imaging Fellowship in Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance (CMR) and Cardiac Computed Tomography (CCT) was established in 1998 to accommodate the educational needs of recent graduates of cardiology fellowship programs and radiology fellowship programs and senior fellows from outside programs who desired additional training in these modalities.
Primary Contact Warren Manning, MD - Program Director
Jacquelynn White – Fellowship Administrator
Email wmanning@bidmc.harvard.edu
jdwhite@bidmc.harvard.edu
Phone (617) 632-7828
Duration 1-2 years
Modalities CMR and CCT
Eligible Cardiology Fellowship and Radiology residency graduates. Rare exception for internal medicine graduate.
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 visa, H1 visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 0-2
Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center (Boston, MA) - Echocardiography
Program Description:
The BIDMC Advanced Non-invasive Cardiac Imaging Fellowship in Echocardiography was established in 1998 to accommodate the educational needs of recent graduates of cardiology fellowship programs and senior fellows from outside programs who desired additional training in echocardiography.
Primary Contact Jordan B. Strom, MD, MSc, FACC, FASE – Program Director
Jacquelynn White – Fellowship Administrator
Email jstrom@bidmc.harvard.edu
jdwhite@bidmc.harvard.edu
Phone (617) 632-7828
Duration 1-2 years
Modalities Echo
Eligible Cardiology Fellowship graduates.
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 visa, H1 visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 0-2
Tufts Medical Center (Boston, MA) – Multi-Modality Clinical
Program Description:
The Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship is a one-year clinical fellowship designed to provide advanced training in echocardiography (advanced transthoracic echo, stress echo, transesophageal echo, 3D echo and myocardial strain imaging) as well as advanced training in cardiac MRI and cardiac CT. Additional opportunities are available for experience with cardiac SPECT imaging for interested applicants.
Primary Contacts Brian Downey, MD, FACC; PD, Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship

Madhavi Kadiyala, MD, FACC, FASE, FSCCT, FSCMR; Director, Cardiac MRI and CT; APD, Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship

Molly Cleveland; Fellowship Coordinator
Email Brian.Downey@TuftsMedicine.org

Madhavi.Kadiyala@TuftsMedicine.org

Molly.Cleveland@TuftsMedicine.org
Phone 617-636-4322
Duration 1 year
Modalities Echocardiography, Cardiac MRI, Cardiac CT, Cardiac SPECT (if interested)
Eligible Graduates of general cardiology fellowship in the US or abroad (with ECFMG certificate)
Visa Status Accepted US Citizen, Green Card, J1 visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
  New Jersey
  New Jersey
Atlantic Health System Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship (Morristown, NJ)
Program Description:
The Advanced CV Imaging Fellowship at AHS includes training in advanced echocardiographic techniques, nuclear cardiology, Cardiac MRI and CT. Fellows will be expected to take part in the performance and interpretation of studies as well as participate in research activities alongside our dedicated full time faculty.
Primary Contact Seth Uretsky, MD, FACC
Email cardiovascular.corelab@AHSYS.org
Phone 973.682.2136
Duration 1 or 2 years
Modalities Echocardiography, 3D echocardiography, structural heart disease applications of echocardiography, SPECT, Cardiovascular MRI, Cardiac CT.
Eligible Completed a 3 year cardiovascular fellowship, no visa sponsoring available
Rutgers New Jersey Medical School Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship (Newark, NJ) - Multi-Modality
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of echocardiography including advanced techniques and structural heart, nuclear cardiology, cardiac CT, and cardiac MRI. Option for second year. The full-time teaching faculty includes cardiologists, radiologists, and nuclear medicine physicians. The program is hands-on with active learning in the performance and interpretation of studies from all modalities. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Alfonso Waller, MD; Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship Program Director
Email alfonso.waller@njms.rutgers.edu
Phone 973-972-3793
Duration 1 year; option for 2 years
Modalities Echocardiography, Strain, 3D Echocardiography, Structural heart disease applications of Echocardiography, Nuclear Cardiology, Cardiac CT and Cardiac MRI.
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Rutgers Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick, NJ
Program Description:
The Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship Program is a 12-month program which provides hands-on supervised clinical training, research, formal didactics and multi-imaging conferences (Cardiovascular CT, Cardiovascular MRI, Echocardiography, Nuclear Cardiology) provided to the Fellow/trainee under the direct supervision of the Program Director and/or the Chief of the Division of Cardiology, RWJMS and RWJUH.
Primary Contacts Dr. Sabahat Bokhari, Program Director
Andrea Bernard, Staff Assistant
Email bokharsa@rwjms.rutgers.edu
ab2333@rwjms.rutgers.edu
Website https://rwjms.rutgers.edu/departments/medicine/divisions/other/division-of-cardiovascular-diseases-and-hypertension/fellowship/fellowship-program-overview
Phone 732-418-8350
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiovascular CT, Cardiovascular MRI, Echocardiography, Nuclear Cardiology.
Eligible • Candidate must possess a MD degree

• Candidate must have completed 3 years of internship and internal medicine residency and 3 years general cardiology fellowship.
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card
Number of trainees accepted yearly 2
  New York
  New York
Montefiore Healthcare Network/Albert Einstein College of Medicine
Program Description:
One-to-two-year program dedicated to advanced training in Cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, structural echocardiography, SPECT and PET. Research in cardiac imaging and a structured lecture curriculum including journal clubs/case presentations/guidelines and acquisition protocols improvement plus the MonteHeart Lectures with world class experts. The teaching faculty included are cardiology and radiology advanced cardiac imagers.
Primary Contacts Program Director: Mark Travin, MD
Associate Program Director: Leandro Slipczuk MD, PhD
(Primary Contact) Gicenia DeLeon
Email gdeleonl@montefiore.org
Duration 1-2 years
Modalities Advanced echocardiography, Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT, SPECT, PET
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates, foreign cardiology fellowship graduates who have passed USMLE
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 Visa, H1 Visa
Number of Trainees Accepted Yearly 2
Mount Sinai Hospital, Icahn School of Medicine, New York, NY - Imaging Fellowship for Structural Heart Interventions
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 100% echocardiography. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Stamatios Lerakis, MD; Director of Noninvasive Cardiology and Director of Imaging for Structural Heart Interventions
Email stamatios.lerakis@mountsinai.org
Website https://icahn.mssm.edu/education/residencies-fellowships/list/msh-structural-heart-interventions-imaging-fellowship
Phone 212-241-3419
Duration 1 year
Modalities Echocardiography
Eligible US Cardiology Fellowship Graduates
Number of Trainees 1 per year
Mount Sinai St Luke's Hospital (New York City, New York)
Program Description:
One-year program. Teaching faculty include cardiologists. Two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowship and Foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Israel Marmolejos, Program Administrator
Email Israel.Marmolejos@mountsinai.org
Website  
Phone 212.523.3179
Duration 1 year
Modalities Echocardiography, Cardiac SPECT, Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates, Foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 Visa, H1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 2
Mount Sinai West Hospital (New York, NY)
Program Description:
One year program comprised of Cardiac CT/CT FFR and Cardiac MRI. Option for second year. Teaching faculty includes cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually. Open to cardiology fellows who have completed training in US or foreign institutions. Program is hands-on with active learning and requires a motivated, independent candidate. Trainees will have the opportunity to achieve COCATS Level 3 in Cardiac CT and Cardiac MRI.
Primary Contact Nina Kukar, MD; Director of Cardiovascular Imaging, Mount Sinai West
Email nina.kukar@mountsinai.org
Website  
Phone 917-658-7943
Duration 1 year; option for 2 years
Modalities Cardiac CT & Cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates, Foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 Visa, H1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1 per year
New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) (New York, NY) – Advanced Echocardiography
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 100% echocardiography. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. Two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships with level 2 training in echocardiography are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Kerry A. Esquitin, MD, FACC, RPVI; Director of Advanced Echo Fellowship Program
Email kad2136@cumc.columbia.edu
Phone 646.317.2117
Duration 1 year
Modalities echocardiography
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) (New York, NY) – Interventional Echocardiography
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 100% echocardiography. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships with level 3 training in echocardiography are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Rebecca Hahn, MD; Director of Invasive and Valvular Echocardiography
Email km2984@cumc.columbia.edu
Phone 212.305.2708
Duration 1 year
Modalities echocardiography
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
New York Presbyterian Hospital (Columbia Campus) (New York, NY) – Nuclear Cardiology, Cardiac CT/ MRI
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of approximately 25% cardiac PET, 25% cardiac SPECT, 25% cardiac CT, and 25% cardiac MRI. Teaching faculty include both cardiologists and radiologists. Two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Andrew J. Einstein, MD, PhD; Director of Nuclear Cardiology, Cardiac CT, and Cardiac MRI
Email ae2214@cumc.columbia.edu
Phone 212.305.4275
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac PET, cardiac SPECT, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
New York Methodist Hospital (Brooklyn, NY)
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 90% cardiac MRI. The remaining 10% of training time can be dedicated to additional training in cardiac MRI and/or research. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. Two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact John Heitner, MD; Director of Non-Invasive Imaging
Email jfh9003@nyp.org
Phone 718.780.3626
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
NYU Langone Hospital - Long Island (Mineola, NY)
Program Description:
One year (7/1 - 6/30) paid clinical training program in cardiac CT and cardiac MRI. Teaching faculty currently includes 3 imaging Cardiologists. Graduates of US Cardiology fellowship programs are eligible to apply. One candidate is accepted per year. High volume of cases, busy clinical program with expectation to participate in research. Trainees will have opportunity to achieve level 3 certification in cardiac CT and MRI.
Primary Contacts Juan Gaztanaga, MD, Program Director
Shant Manoushagian, MD, Associate Program Director
Anne Maloney – Program Coordinator
Emails juan.gaztanaga@nyulangone.org
shant.manoushagian@nyulangone.org
anne.maloney@nyulangone.org
Phone 516-663-6951
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiac CT/MRI
Eligibility US Cardiology Fellowship Graduates
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1 year
Saint Francis Hospital and Heart Center
Program Description:
We are now accepting applications for 4 positions for a 1-year paid fellowship in one of the highest volume and highest quality cardiovascular imaging programs in the nation. All imaging modalities are housed under cardiology in the only dedicated Heart Hospital in New York State. This 1-year fellowship provides training in Cardiac CT and MRI. A full array of services including nationally renowned interventional, EP, heart failure, and structural heart programs support our cardiovascular imaging services.

Between 6-9 CMR, 25-30 cardiac CTAs (50% coronary CTA, 30% structural, 20% EP and others), and 10-15 coronary calcium scores are performed daily and our volume continues to grow. 11,000 studies per year allow for achievement level III Cardiac CT and level II-III Cardiac MRI qualifications. Trainees will gain hands- on experience in scanning and post-processing using a variety of cutting edge softwares for image analysis.

Cardiac CT is performed on state-of-the-art volumetric scanners and includes coronary, structural (large number of clinical and research TAVR, TMVR, tricuspid interventions and left atrial appendage occluder planning) and EP imaging with routine use of CT-FFR and plaque characterization technologies.

Cardiac MRI is performed on state-of-the-art 1.5T and 3.0T scanners with routine use of advanced sequences including parametric mapping, compressed sensing, 4D flow and works-in-progress research sequences. In addition to standard CMR, we perform pharmacologic stress imaging, adult congenital heart disease, arrhythmia imaging, vascular studies as well as CMR in patients with pacemakers/defibrillators.

There are 15 full-time dedicated imaging cardiologists board certified in multiple modalities supported by a staff of imaging analysts, MRI/imaging physicists, and biostatisticians. Research is encouraged and supported.

Saint Francis is ranked #24 in the nation for Cardiology and Heart Surgery in the US News & World Report. Saint Francis is located in beautiful Roslyn, Long Island and just 30-40 minutes away from New York City

How to apply:

Email cover letter outlining career goals, CV, and 3 Letters of Recommendation to

Camille.munch@chsli.org
Program Director: Omar Khalique, MD, FACC, FSCCT, FSCMR, FASE, FSCAI
Associate Program Director: Roosha Parikh, MD, FACC, FASE, RPVI
Primary Contact Camille Munch, Administrative Liaison
Email Camille.munch@chsli.org
Phone 516.622.4552
Duration 1-2 years
Modalities Cardiac CT, MRI
Eligible Cardiology Fellowship
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green Card
Number of trainees accepted yearly 4
Weill Cornell Medicine / New York Presbyterian Hospital – Advanced Cardiac Imaging
Program Description:
One-year program focused on cardiac MRI, advanced echocardiography, and cardiac CT – additional time (~50%) can be dedicated to research. Teaching faculty includes cardiologists, radiologists, and biomedical engineers. One-two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Jonathan Weinsaft, MD
Jiwon Kim, MD
Email jww2001@med.cornell.edu
jik9027@med.cornell.edu
Phone 212.746.2627
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac MRI, echocardiography, cardiac CT
Eligible US Cardiology fellowship graduates
  Pennsylvania
  Pennsylvania
Allegheny General Hospital (Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
Program Description:
One-year program focused predominantly on MRI, but flexible for CT with research required. Teaching faculty include cardiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowship, Foreign cardiology fellowship, US radiology residency, US radiology residency, Foreign radiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Robert Biederman, MD, FACC, FAHA, Director, Cardiac Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Email robert.biederman@ahn.org
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Phone 412.359.8009
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates, Foreign cardiology fellowship graduates, US radiology residency graduates, US radiology residency graduates, Foreign radiology residency graduates
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, J1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
Geisinger Clinic and Health System (Danville, PA)
Program Description:
One-year program with comprehensive COCATS Level III training in in Cardiac CT and MRI.  Our Cardiac Advanced Imaging Department is a leading center for cardiovascular imaging across multiple locations.  With a focus on both CT and MRI, we consistently handle a high volume of studies, averaging over 2000 annually.  Our department is proud to offer FFRCT with HeartFlow, enhancing diagnostic capabilities. Exposure to vascular imaging and structural TEE as a bonus.
Primary Contact Kamya Kallur, MD
Program Director, Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship
Email krkallur@geisinger.edu
Website  
Phone 570-271-7382
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT
Eligible US Cardiology Fellowship Graduates
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green Card, H1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center (Pittsburgh, PA)
Program Description:
One-year program that is 100% flexible. Based on level(s) of training achieved during general cardiology fellowship, training is offered in one or two of the following modalities: cardiac MRI, cardiac SPECT, and/or echocardiography. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Prem Soman, MD, PhD; Director of Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship
Email somanp@upmc.edu
Phone 412.647.3435
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac MRI, echocardiography, cardiac SPECT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA)
Program Description:
One-year program that is 100% flexible. Training is offered in echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, vascular CT, and/or vascular MRI. Dedicated time for research is also possible. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. A variable number candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Victor Ferrari, MD; Director of Cardiovascular Imaging
Email ferrariv@mail.med.upenn.edu
Phone 215.662.2912
Duration 1 year
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, vascular CT, vascular MRI
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Allegheny General Hospital-Western Pennsylvania Hospital Medical Education Consortium (Pittsburgh, PA)
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 100% cardiac MRI. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Robert Biederman, MD; Cardiovascular MRI Program Director
Email rbiederm@wpahs.org
Phone 412.359.8964
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac MRI
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA)
Program Description:
One-year program with flexible amount of time devoted to each modalitity. Teaching faculty include both cardiologists and radiologists. Two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships and foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Marielle Scherrer-Crosbie, MD, PhD, Director, Echocardiography Program
Email marielle.scherrer-crosbie@uphs.upenn.edu
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Phone 215.220.9497
Duration 1 year
Modalities Echocardiography, Cardiac SPECT, Cardiac PET, Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT, Vascular MR, Vascular CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates, Foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 2
  Washington, DC
  Washington, DC
Medstar Washington Hospital Center, Medstar Heart and Vascular Institute (Washington DC) – Advanced Echocardiography fellowship
Program Description:
One-year program with concentrated exposure in all aspects of advanced echocardiography including structural intervention and mechanical cardiac support. High volume imaging center includes opportunities for teaching and research. Open to graduates from 3 year accredited US cardiology fellowships only. Must be board eligible in cardiology, and at least level 2 competency in echocardiography. One candidate is accepted annually.
Primary Contact Preetham Kumar, MD
Email preetham.kumar@medstar.net
Phone 202.877.9090
Duration 1 year
Modalities echocardiography
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Medstar Washington Hospital Center/Georgetown University Cardiovascular CT/MRI Imaging Fellowship
Program Description:
The one year program in advanced cardiovascular imaging fellowship at MWHC includes training in both cardiac CT and MRI. This is a one year training program and one candidate is accepted annually. In addition to time dedicated to CT and MRI, dedicated research time is allowed. Graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Sumbal A. Janjua, MD
Email sumbal.a.janjua@medstar.net
Phone 202.877.9090
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiac MRI; Cardiac CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
 
  South
  South
  Alabama
  Alabama
University of Alabama Medical Center (Birmingham, AL) – Echocardiography
Program Description:
One to Two-year program typically comprised of 100% cardiac MRI; there is flexibility to include some training in allied techniques. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. This program hosts trainees on an ad-hoc basis, and is not active every year. Graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Steven Lloyd, MD, PhD; Cardiology Fellowship Program Director
Email gthomas@uabmc.edu
Phone 205.934.9736
Duration 1 to 2 years
Modalities Cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
University of Alabama Medical Center (Birmingham, AL) – Cardiac MRI
Program Description:
Two-year program comprised of 100% cardiac MRI. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Steven Lloyd, MD, PhD; Cardiology Fellowship Program Director
Email dthom99@uab.edu
Phone 205.934.9736
Duration 2 years
Modalities cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
  Florida
  Florida
Orlando Health Heart and Vascular Institute - Multimodality Clinical
Program Description:
One year training in multimodality imaging, including: Cardiac CT/CT FFR, MRI/MRA/mapping, structural interventional TEE (TAVR, MitraClip, WATCHMAN, TMVR), advanced echocardiography (3D, strain). Additional opportunities for PET, SPECT, 3D printing and research. Trainees will have the opportunity to achieve COCATS Level 3 certification in multiple modalities. One position available per year.
Primary Contact Allan Chen MD, FACC
Email allan.chen@orlandohealth.com
Phone 614.806.1960
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiac CT/CT FFR, MRI/MRA/mapping, structural interventional TEE (TAVR, MitraClip, WATCHMAN, TMVR), advanced echocardiography (3D, strain), PET, SPECT, 3D printing
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
UF Health & Malcom Randall VAMC (Gainesville, FL)
Description:
One year training program including clinical training in SPECT, PET with CFR, CT Angiography, MRI, and echocardiography. Trainees will create a training plan custom to their needs with the possibility to achieve COCATS Level 3 in modalities of their choice. One position available per year and open to both Cardiology fellows and Radiology residents at the completion of their general training.
Primary Contacts Anita Wokhlu, MD, FACC; Program Director, Advanced Fellowship in Cardiovascular Imaging
Jacqueline Henkel, MD, Radiology Co-Director
Email anita.wokhlu@medicine.ufl.edu
Jacqueline.Henkel@va.gov
Phone 352-733-8311 (specify interest in VA advanced imaging fellowship)
Duration 1 year
Modalities SPECT, PET, CT, MR, Echo
Eligible US Cardiology and Radiology graduates
University of South Florida, Morsani School of Medicine (Tampa, Fl.)
Program Description:
One-year clinical training in cardiac MRI, cardiac CT, cardiac PET, and 4D and strain echocardiography and research. Teaching faculty: cardiologists one to two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Aarti Patel, MD
Email apatel15@usf.edu
Program Coordinators Morgyn Tucker (morgyntucker@usf.edu) and Twyla Sumpter (tsumpter@usf.edu)
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Phone 813.259.8684
Duration 1 year with optional 2nd year MRI/CT
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac MRI, cardiac CT
Eligible US Cardiology Fellowship Graduates
  Georgia
  Georgia
Emory University (Atlanta, Georgia)
Program Description:
One-year program focused 50% CT and 50% CMR. Teaching faculty include both cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowship, Foreign cardiology fellowship, US radiology residency, US radiology residency, Foreign radiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Stamatios Lerakis, MD, PhD, Professor of Cardiology, Radiology and Imaging Sciences
Email stam_lerakis@emory.org
Website  
Phone 404.778.5415
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates, Foreign cardiology fellowship graduates, US radiology residency graduates, US radiology residency graduates, Foreign radiology residency graduates
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
Emory University (Atlanta, GA) – Cardiac CT/MRI
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 40% cardiac CT and 40% cardiac MRI. The remaining 20% of training time can be dedicated to additional training in the above modalities and/or research. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Stamatios Lerakis, MD; Director of Cardiac MRI
Email sleraki@emory.edu
Phone 404.778.5414
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac CT, cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Emory University (Atlanta, GA) – Structural and Valve Imaging
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 80% echocardiography during transcatheter interventions. The remaining 20% of training time can be dedicated to vascular CT, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, and/or research. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Stamatios Lerakis, MD; Director of Imaging for the Emory Structural and Valve Heart Center.
Email sleraki@emory.edu
Phone 404.778.5414
Duration 1 year
Modalities echocardiography, vascular CT, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Piedmont Heart Institute (Atlanta, GA)
Program Description:
One year training program in advanced cardiovascular imaging in cardiac, structural and vascular MRI/ CTA. One candidate accepted per year. Dedicated research time will be allotted. Teaching faculty is 100% cardiologists.
Primary Contact Roshin Mathew, MD
Email Roshin.Mathew@piedmont.org
Phone 404.605.2800
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiac CT, Structural CT, Vascular CTA, Cardiac MRI, and Vascular MRA
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
  Kentucky
  Kentucky
University of Kentucky College of Medicine (Lexington, KY)
Program Description:
One-year program that is 100% flexible. Training is offered in echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac CT, and cardiac MRI. Dedicated time for research is also possible, as is a second year of training. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Steve Leung, MD; Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship Director
Email steve.leung@uky.edu
Phone 859.323.8040
Duration 1 or 2 years
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
  North Carolina
  North Carolina
Duke University Hospital (Durham, NC)
Program Description:
Two-year program comprised of 80% cardiac MRI. The remaining 20% of training time can be dedicated to additional training in cardiac MRI and/or research. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Raymond Kim, MD, MS; Cardiac MRI Program Director
Email rjkim@duke.edu
Phone 919.668.3539
Duration 2 years
Modalities cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
  Tennessee
  Tennessee
University of Tennessee Health Science Center (Memphis, TN)
Program Description:
This is a one year training program intended for cardiologists wishing to develop special expertise in cardiac imaging that prepares them for a future leadership career in imaging. There will be a focus on meeting COCATS level III requirements in echocardiography, enabling the graduate to direct an imaging laboratory.
Primary Contact Timothy Woods, MD; Associate Professor of Medicine-Cardiology, University of TN Health Science Center, Methodist University Hospital Echo Lab Director
Email Bcolema4@uthsc.edu
Phone 901.448.5759
Duration 1 year
Modalities Echocardiography. Also opportunity for additional training in cardiac MRI based on trainee’s preference
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Vanderbilt University Medical Center (Nashville, TN)
Program Description:
The Vanderbilt Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship (ACIF) is an intensive one-year comprehensive training experience in multimodality cardiac imaging. The successful candidate will achieve advanced (level 3) training in cardiac MRI and cardiac CT and assume a leadership role in various teaching and research endeavors within cardiac imaging. Advanced training in echocardiography may also be achieved depending on the candidate's prior experience and desired career path. Interpretation and teaching of CMR and CCT is performed by faculty within both cardiology and radiology, providing broad foundational knowledge for the imaging fellow.
Primary Contacts Sean G. Hughes, MD (Director, CMR Lab and Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship).
Address correspondence to: Sylvia Jones (Program Coordinator).
Email sylvia.a.jones@vumc.org
Phone (615) 936-4986
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT, Echocardiography
Eligible Candidate must have completed an ACGME approved 3-year Cardiovascular Medicine Training Program prior to starting the Imaging Fellowship
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 Visa, H1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
  Texas
  Texas
Methodist Hospital (Houston) (Houston, TX) – CT / PET
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of CT / PET at the Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One-two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Dipan Shah, MD; Director of CV Imaging Institute
Email cardiofellowship@houstonmethodist.org
Phone 346.238.5039
Duration 1 year
Modalities CT / PET
Eligible US / Canada cardiology fellowship graduates
Methodist Hospital (Houston) (Houston, TX) – Echocardiography
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 100% echocardiography at the Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Dipan Shah, MD; Director of CV Imaging Institute
Email cardiofellowship@houstonmethodist.org
Phone 346.238.5039
Duration 1 year
Modalities echocardiography
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Methodist Hospital (Houston) (Houston, TX) – Cardiac MRI
Program Description:
One or two-year program comprised of 100% cardiac MRI and vascular MRA at the Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One-two candidate are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Dipan Shah, MD; Director of CV Imaging Institute
Email cardiofellowship@houstonmethodist.org
Phone 346.238.5039
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Methodist Hospital (Houston) (Houston, TX) – Echocardiography
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 100% echocardiography at the Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Dipan Shah, MD; Director of CV Imaging Institute
Email cardiofellowship@houstonmethodist.org
Phone 346.238.5039
Duration 1 year
Modalities echocardiography
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Methodist Hospital (Houston) (Houston, TX) – Multi-Modality Clinical/Research
Program Description:
Two-year program that is 100% flexible. Training is offered in echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac CT, and cardiac MRI at the Methodist DeBakey Heart & Vascular Center. Dedicated time for research is also possible. Teaching faculty include expert cardiologists dedicated to cardiovascular imaging. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact William Zoghbi, MD; Director of Cardiovascular Imaging
Email cardiofellowship@houstonmethodist.org
Phone 713.441.2690
Duration 2 years
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
St. Luke’s Medical Center/Texas Heart Institute (Houston, TX)
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 60% cardiac MRI and 40% cardiac CT. Teaching faculty include both cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Benjamin Cheong, MD; Cardiovascular MRI-CT Program Director
Email bcheong@stlukeshealth.org
Phone 832.355.8968
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac MRI, cardiac CT
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Baylor University Medical Center (Dallas, TX)
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 50% echocardiography, 25% cardiac CT, and 25% cardiac MRI. Teaching faculty include cardiologists only. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Zuyue Wang, MD Program Director , Advanced Cardiac Imaging
Email Zuyue.Wang@BSWHealth.org
Phone 214.820.7500
Duration 1 year
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
  Virginia
  Virginia
University of Virginia (Charlottesville, VA)
Program Description:
Two-year NIH T32-funded program that consists of 80% research training and 20% clinical training in cardiac MRI, cardiac CT, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, and echocardiography. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. Two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Christopher Kramer, MD; Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship Director
Email ckramer@virginia.edu
Phone 434.243.0736
Duration 2 years
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac MRI, cardiac CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
  West Virginia
  West Virginia
West Virginia University
Program Name:
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Program Description:
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Primary Contact Jamie Alkire, Program Manager
Email jamie.alkire@wvumedicine.org
Phone 304-598-4218
Duration 12 Months
Modalities Level 3 in Echocardiography and Level 2 in CT or CMR (not all)
Eligible Internal Medicine Resident Graduates, preference is to fellows who have gone through a Cardiology fellowship first, but not required. 2 positions annually starting July 2019 (filled for 2019-2020 year)
 
  Midwest
  Midwest
  Illinois
  Illinois
Loyola University Medical Center (Maywood, IL) – Cardiovascular MRI/CT
Program Description:
One year program dedicated to advanced training in Cardiovascular MRI and Cardiovascular CT. Research is an integral part of the fellowship training. Formal training in biostatistics is available through Loyola School of Public Health located on the medical campus. Teaching faculty includes cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually, only graduates of US cardiology fellowship are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Mushabbar A. Syed, MD, Director Cardiovascular Imaging and Fellowship Program
Email masyed@lumc.edu
Phone 708.216.5911 (Kim Treckler – fellowship coordinator)
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiovascular MRI, Cardiovascular CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Loyola University Medical Center (Maywood, IL)
Program Description:
One-year program with equal time devoted to cardiac MR and cardiac CT. Research concurrent with clinical activities. Teaching faculty include cardiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Kimberly Treckler, Program Coordinator
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Phone 708.216.5911
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
McGaw Medical Center of Northwestern University (Chicago, IL) – Multi-Modality Clinical/Research
Program Description:
The fellowship is a 2 year, GME recognized program housed in the Division of Cardiology at Northwestern University. The first year is focused on advanced echocardiography with an emphasis on interventional echocardiography and the second year is focused on cardiac CT and MRI. Fellows will have opportunities to participate in specialized clinics and will have cutting-edge research opportunities throughout their fellowship. Our fellowship graduates go on to have successful careers in both academic and private practice, often with leadership roles in cardiac imaging.
Primary Contact Jyothy J. Puthumana, MD
Program Director – Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship Program
Email c-deluca@northwestern.edu
Website https://www.medicine.northwestern.edu/divisions/cardiology/education/fellowships/advanced-imaging.html
Duration 2 years
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac MRI, cardiac CT
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Number of trainees accepted yearly Two
University of Chicago (Chicago, IL)
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 40% cardiac CT and 40% cardiac MRI. The remaining 20% of training time can be dedicated to echocardiography, cardiac SPECT, additional training in the above modalities and/or research. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Amit Patel, MD; Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship Director
Email amitpatel@uchicago.edu
Phone 773.702.1843
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, echocardiography, cardiac SPECT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
  Iowa
  Iowa
University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics (Iowa City, IA) – Cardiac CT/MRI
Program Description:
One-year program consisting of 12 months training conducted at the University of Iowa, including hands-on supervised clinical training to achieve level III competency in CMR and CCT, research, formal didactics, and interdisciplinary conferences. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. Program comprises of 50% cardiac CT, 50% cardiac MRI; opportunities for clinical research in all modalities. One candidate accepted annually; graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships or radiology residency are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Mahi L. Ashwath MD, Program Director
Cari Harland, Program Coordinator
Email cari-harland@uiowa.edu
Phone 319-384-8001
Duration 12 months
Modalities Cardiac CT and Cardiac MRI
Eligible US and foreign cardiology fellowship graduates (J-1, H1B visas accepted), US and foreign radiology residency graduates
  Kansas
  Kansas
Advanced Imaging Fellowship at the University of Kansas Medical Center
Program Description:
A 1-year training program conducted at the University of Kansas Medical Center. It includes hands-on supervised training, research, formal didactics, and interdisciplinary conferences with the goal of obtaining COCATS level III competency in cardiac MRI, CT, nuclear cardiology (SPECT and CT/PET), and interventional echocardiography. The 12-month period will focus on two of these imaging modalities in a high-volume laboratory at one of the nation's leaders in comprehensive cardiovascular care.
Primary Contacts Ashutosh Bapat, MD, Program Director
Anna Bryan, Program Coordinator
Email abryan@kumc.edu
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Duration 12 months
Modalities Cardiac CT, Cardiac MRI, Nuclear (SPECT and CT/PET), Interventional Echocardiography
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
(US citizen; Green Card holders; J1 visas accepted)
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
  Michigan
  Michigan
Henry Ford Hospital (Detroit, MI)
Program Description:
Multimodality program comprising advanced training in echocardiography nuclear cardioogy, cardiac CT and introductory training to cardiac MRI.

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Primary Contact Kelly Panoff
Email kpanoff1@hfhs.org
Phone 313.916.1959
Duration 12 months
Modalities echocardiography, nuclear cardiology, cardiac CT / cardiac MRI (basics)
Eligible Cardiology board eligible. Board certified with level 2 training in echocardiography and nuclear cardiology. Prior exposure to Cardiac CT preferred.
Henry Ford Hospital (Detroit, MI)
Program Description:
Structural Heart Disease (SHD) is an innovative field driven forward by the success of novel transcatheter device technologies. Well-trained, experienced cardiovascular imagers are critical to the success and advancements of SHD Interventions.

The goal of this fellowship is to provide the fellows with the tools to provide comprehensive imaging support for these complex patients. Fellows will have a broad exposure to the preprocedural planning, periprocedural imaging support, and post procedural imaging monitoring of common SHD procedures.

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Primary Contact Rebekka Nichols
Email rnichol8@hfhs.org
Phone 313.916.1988
Duration 1 year
Modalities Interventional Transesophaeal echocardiography (TEE), Transthoracic echocardiography , Structural CT (computed tomography), and exposure to 3D printing and cardiac MRI
Eligible Those who have completed a 3 year cardiology fellowship.
Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship Program at the University of Michigan
Program Description:
Exceptional opportunity to be a part of a high volume, cutting edge cardiovascular imaging program in the one-year advanced cardiovascular imaging fellowship program at University of Michigan. Training is comprised of 50% nuclear cardiology, 40% echocardiography, and the opportunity for exposure to cardiac MRI and cardiac CT in the remaining 10%.

Nuclear cardiology training includes:
  • High-volume in cardiac PET including perfusion with quantitative myocardial blood flow for evaluation of ischemia, microvascular disease, and coronary allograft vasculopathy.
  • FDG-PET for viability, infection, and inflammation imaging for evaluation of cardiac sarcoidosis and prosthetic endocarditis.
  • Pioneering laboratory in cardiac SPECT-CT for ischemia, PYP for amyloidosis, and MUGA.
Echocardiography training includes:
  • Transesophageal echocardiography including pre-procedural TEE prior to valvular heart disease interventions and transthoracic echocardiography interpretation including 3D echo and strain.
The fellow will have the opportunity to participate in multidisciplinary conferences including stress testing/invasive coronary angiography correlation conference, sarcoidosis clinical-imaging conference, endocarditis team conference, multimodality imaging lecture series, and echocardiography lecture series. There will also be opportunities to participate with a leading clinical imaging research group with multiple NIH grants and funding from several industry partners as well as a large volume of cardiac imaging publications in top journals every year.

The fellowship provides level III training in nuclear cardiology and echocardiography (assuming the fellow has achieved level II training in echocardiography during their general cardiology fellowship).  One candidate is accepted annually. Eligible applicants include those who have graduated from or will graduate from a US cardiology fellowship program. Applicants should submit their CV, personal statement, USMLE scores (photocopy is fine), and recent photo to all in one document to pengel@umich.edu.  Three letters of recommendation should be sent directly from the letter writers/designee to the same email address above.  Admission is on a rolling basis.
Primary Contacts Chaitanya Madamanchi, MD; Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship Director
Primary Contact: Peggy Engel
Email pengel@umich.edu
Phone (734) 936-8214
Duration 1 year
Modalities cardiac PET perfusion including quantitative myocardial blood flow, FDG-PET for viability and inflammation imaging, cardiac SPECT, PYP, MUGA, Echocardiography
Eligible US Cardiology Fellowship graduates, US Citizens/Green Card holder (no visas)
  Minnesota
  Minnesota
Mayo Clinic (Rochester, MN) – Echocardiography
Program Description:
One year program comprised of 80% echocardiography and 20% research. Teaching faculty includes cardiologists only. One to three candidates accepted annually. Graduates from US and foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Rekha Mankad, MD, Echo Fellow Education Coordinator and Tamara Markham, Advanced Echocardiography Fellowship Coordinator
Email Markham.tamara@mayo.edu
Phone 507.266.4930
Duration 1 year
Modalities echocardiography, interventional echocardiography
Eligible US and foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Minneapolis Heart Institute (Minneapolis, MN)
Program Description:
The Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship at the Minneapolis Heart Institute is a 12 month program designed to train cardiovascular specialists in Advanced Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), and Cardiovascular Computed Tomography (CCT). At the end of the Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship, trainees will achieve Level III training requirements according to ACC 2015 ACC 2015 Core Cardiovascular Training Statement and become expert in these 2 areas of cardiac imaging. 1 YEAR CLINICAL

The program is designed as an advanced fellowship position for trainees who have completed a formal three-year general cardiology fellowship. In addition to gaining the relevant knowledge of physics and instrumentation for each modality, fellows will learn to independently acquire, post-process, and interpret CMR and CCT studies.

Fellows have hands-on supervised clinical training, one-on-one teaching sessions with imaging attendings and participate in research and educational activities. The high volume of clinical studies and research opportunities provide fellows an excellent teaching environment. We typically average between 8-10 CMR studies, 25-30 cardiac CTAs (50% coronary CTA, 30% structural, 20% other), and another 15-20 coronary calcium scores at a given day.

In addition to the standard CMR studies for evaluating cardiac morphology and function, advanced techniques including pharmacologic stress imaging, adult congenital heart disease and arrhythmia substrate imaging are routinely performed. Minneapolis Heart Institute has a strong collaboration with NIH-NHLBI through is also one of the few academic centers that offers state-of-the-art CMR sequences for quantitative myocardial blood flow, and advanced pulse sequences which allow for complete free-breathing CMR exam with real-time cine imaging for patients with arrhythmia and delayed enhancement in those with pacemakers/defibrillators.

Cardiac CT studies include evaluation of coronary artery disease (with ad-hoc FFR-CT is available for the functional assessment of coronary artery stenosis), pulmonary venous anatomy, cardiac morphology and function for many complex valvular cases, large number of TAVR, TMVR and tricuspid interventions planning.
Primary Contact Joao Cavalcante, MD
Email Joao.Cavalcante@allina.com
Phone 612-262-4562
Duration 12 months
Modalities MRI, CCT
Eligible Must be board eligible in Cardiology and must have current, unrestricted Minnesota State Medical Licensure. This position requires a Medical Doctorate degree (M.D.), Doctor of Osteopathy (D.O.) or foreign equivalent from an approved school of Medicine
University of Minnesota (Minneapolis, MN)
Program Description:
The Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship at the University of Minnesota is a 1-2-year academic training program focused on Cardiovascular MRI (CMR) and Cardiovascular CT (CCT) for candidates that have completed an ACGME-accredited general cardiology fellowship. We have one of the highest volume programs in the country, performing around 1800 CMR and 2100 CCT studies annually, spanning the entire spectrum of clinical indications. Mentored research training opportunities are available. Typically, we have one funded position per year. Additional research fellowship positions may also be available.
Primary Contact Chetan Shenoy, MBBS, Program Director, Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship
Chelsea Nutting, Junior Fellowship Coordinator, Cardiovascular Division
Email cshenoy@umn.edu or nutt0032@umn.edu
Phone 612.625.3154
Duration Typically 1 year
Modalities cardiac CT, cardiac MRI
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
  Missouri
  Missouri
Mid America Heart Institute (Kansas City, MO)
Program Description:
One year program capable of providing comprehensive exposure to all aspects of cardiac and vascular SPECT, PET, CT, and MR. Training can be balanced or 100% focused dependent on core fellowship training and candidate needs. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and PhD’s. One candidate is accepted annually.
Primary Contact Timothy M. Bateman, MD; Co-Director, Cardiovascular Radiologic Imaging
Email tbateman@saint-lukes.org
Phone 816.751.8564
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiovascular SPECT, PET, CT, MR
Eligible Completion of a US cardiology fellowship
  Ohio
  Ohio
Cleveland Clinic Foundation (Cleveland, OH)
Program Description:
Two-year program comprised of 30% cardiac CT, 30% cardiac MRI and 40% echocardiography; opportunities for clinical research in all modalities. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. Three candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US or foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact L. Leonardo Rodriguez, MD; Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship Director
Email rodrigl@ccf.org
Phone 216.445.2149
Duration 2 years
Modalities cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, echocardiography, cardiac SPECT
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
The Ohio State University Wexner Medical Center (Columbus, Ohio)
Program Description:
The fellowship requires a minimum of 12 months for CMR/CT and the trainee will participate in all aspects of CMR/CT imaging. In addition to gaining the relevant knowledge of physics and instrumentation for each modality, fellows will learn to independently perform examinations and interpret the results. The trainee will be expected to interact with patients directly with appropriate supervision, including eliciting clinical histories, applying physical examination skills and reviewing existing data relevant to each procedure throughout the period of training.
Primary Contact Madison Watkins, Fellowship Coordinator
Email Madison.Watkins@osumc.edu
Phone 614.292.0367
Website https://medicine.osu.edu/departments/internal-medicine/cardiovascular-medicine/education/cardiovascular-diagnostic-imaging-fellowship
Duration 12-24 months
Modalities Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT, Vascular MR
Eligible US or foreign cardiology fellowship graduates
Number of trainees accepted yearly 3 per year
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 Visa
  Wisconsin
  Wisconsin
Aurora Healthcare (Milwaukee, WI)
Program Description:
The Advanced Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship at Advocate Aurora St. Luke's Medical Center is a one-year non-ACGME accredited program within the Division of Cardiology. This one-year program primarily focuses on advanced echocardiography (ie. interventional echo) and cardiac computed tomography training with additional opportunities in Nuclear (SPECT/PET) and Cardiac MRI imaging that can be tailored to individual career goals. Our robust cardiovascular imaging department offers exposure to wide spectrum of pathology, state of the art imaging equipment, and a comprehensive multidisciplinary training.
Primary Contact Terrisha Spears
Email terrisha.spears@aah.org
Website https://www.aurorahealthcare.org/education/gme/
advanced-cardiovascular-imaging-fellowship/
Phone 414-649-5616
Duration 12 Months
Modalities Echocardiography, Cardiac CT, SPECT, PET, Cardiac MRI
Eligible Completion of an ACGME-accredited Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship in the United States. Certified in Internal Medicine and board eligible in Cardiovascular Medicine by ABIM at the start of advanced fellowship training.
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green Cards, J1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
Medical College of Wisconsin (Milwaukee, WI)
Program Description:
The fellowship will focus on advanced echocardiographic (including intra-operative TEE and structural imaging experience) and cardiac MRI imaging (including stress, congenital, intracardiac devices) with options for increased nuclear and computerized tomography exposure. Upon completion of fellowship, the fellow will be considered Level III in both echocardiography and cardiac MRI as delineated in the ACC/AHA COCATS 4 document. The fellow will have an active role in cardiology fellow and resident training. Didactic teaching sessions with the cardiology fellowship provide a comprehensive review of multimodality cardiac imaging.
Primary Contact Erika Gazinski
Email egazinski@mcw.edu
Phone (414) 955-6737
Duration 1 year
Modalities Echocardiography, Cardiac MRI Imaging
Eligible Completion of an ACGME-accredited Cardiovascular Medicine Fellowship in the United States. Certified in Internal Medicine and board eligible in Cardiovascular Medicine by ABIM at start of advanced fellowship training. A fellowship position will require a full Wisconsin license upon acceptance of offer.
 
  West
  West
  Arizona
  Arizona
Mayo Clinic (Arizona)
Program Description:
Our program provides the opportunity for fellows to develop proficiency in performing and interpreting echocardiographic studies. The program focuses on helping fellows gain an in-depth understanding of echocardiographic and Doppler methods of assessing cardiovascular diseases and disorders.

Your training program can be customized to meet your individual career goals. You will work closely with a highly experienced and knowledgeable clinical and research faculty.
Primary Contacts Dr. Hari Chaliki, Program Director
Katie Robison, MHA, Fellowship Coordinator
Email chaliki.hari@mayo.edu
robison.kaitlyn@mayo.edu
Website https://college.mayo.edu/academics/residencies-and-fellowships/
Phone 480-301-4072
Duration 1 year
Modalities Echocardiography
Eligible U.S./Canadian trainees or International medical graduates who completed 3 years of cardiology training.

Please note: All graduates from medical schools outside the U.S. and Canada must be certified by the Educational Commission for Foreign Medical Graduates (ECFMG).

Mayo Clinic supports ECFMG J-1 visa sponsorship for residents and fellows enrolled in graduate medical education.
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 Visa, H1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
  California
  California
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center (Los Angeles, CA)
Program Description:
One to two year clinical and research training program in cardiac CT, MRI, SPECT, and PET in a division with high clinical volumes in each modality. Teaching faculty include imaging cardiologists, physicists, and radiologists. Open to cardiology fellows or radiology residents who have completed training in US or foreign institutions. Priority given to candidates with previous research experience and publications who are interested in academic positions. Three candidates are accepted annually for funded positions. Positions are also available for trainees funded from other institutions.
Primary Contacts Dr. Daniel Berman, Program Director
Debbie Kenneybrew, Fellowship Coordinator
Email daniel.berman@cshs.org
Debbie.kenneybrew@cshs.org
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Phone 310.423.6753
Duration 1-2 years
Modalities Cardiac CT, MRI, SPECT, and PET
Eligible Cardiology fellowship and radiology residency graduates
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 Visa, H1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 3
Harbor-UCLA Medical Center, Torrance CA
Program Description:
This is a one- or two-year advanced cardiovascular imaging fellowship at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center in Torrance CA. Three fellows are accepted annually. Training focuses on cardiac CT, with opportunities to learn cardiac MR, echocardiography and nuclear cardiology. Training is customized to each fellow's needs and interests. The program is fully funded for salary and research activities. Dedicated research time is encouraged, and mentors will be provided to assist applicants in writing manuscripts and grants, learning bio-statistics and becoming independent experts in the field of cardiovascular imaging. Graduates from US residencies and US and foreign cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Matthew Budoff, MD
Email Budoff@ucla.edu
Phone (310) 222 4107
Duration 1 or 2 years
Modalities Cardiovascular CT, MR, Echocardiography and Nuclear Imaging
Eligible Graduates from US residencies and US and foreign cardiology fellowships
University of California Davis Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship Program
Program Description:
The purpose of the Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship is to train board-certified or board-eligible cardiologists to attain advanced competencies in echocardiography, computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance (MR) imaging.  One candidate accepted annually for a one-year non-ACGME training program.
Primary Contact Catherine Cuellar
Email ctcuellar@ucdavis.edu
Website https://health.ucdavis.edu/internalmedicine/cardio/advanced-cardiovascular-imaging-fellowship.html
Phone 916-734-3764
Duration 1 Year
Modalities Echocardiography, Interventional Echocardiography, 3D ICE, Cardiac CT, Cardiac MR
Eligible US Cardiology Fellowship graduates
Visa Status Accepted US citizens, Green Card, J-1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
University of California, San Diego (San Diego, CA)
Program Description:
One-year program with reasearch preferred. Teaching faculty include both cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Kate Greathouse, Coordinator
Email kgreathouse@ucsd.edu
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Phone (858) 246-1349
Duration 1 year
Modalities Echocardiography, Cardiac SPECT, Cardiac PET, Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card
Number of trainees accepted yearly 1
University of California, San Francisco
Program Description:

Advanced Echocardiography: One-year fellowship designed to hone clinical skills in echocardiography and advanced methodology including: 3-dimensional imaging, strain imaging, structural echo, and contrast echocardiography. In addition, fellows play an integral role in structural echo procedures (TAVR, MitralClip, ASD closures, valve in valve) while learning on the latest, state of the art imaging equipment. Upon completion of the program, fellows will receive certification as a Level III Echocardiographer as determined by the National Board of Echocardiography

Advanced Imaging: One-year collaborative non-invasive cardiovascular imaging fellowship which allows trainees to be exposed to the expertise in radiology (technical expertise, approach to interpretation and imaging modalities not available in cardiology) and training in the new modalities of CMR, CCT and further training in Advanced Cardiac Imaging. The collaborative fellowship creates opportunities for extensive clinical and research collaboration.
Primary Contacts Theodore Abraham, MD
Director of Advanced Echocardiography and Imaging Fellowship Programs

Salina Gu
Fellowship Coordinator

Michael Stover
Associate Fellowship Coordinator
Email Theodore.Abraham@ucsf.edu

Salina.Gu@ucsf.edu

Michael.Stover@ucsf.edu
Website UCSF Advanced Echocardiograhy and Imaging Fellowship Programs
Phone 415-476-4015
Duration 1 year
Modalities Echo, Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT, ECG
Eligible Advanced Echocardiography – Completion of ACGME accredited Cardiology Fellowship , Eligible for California Medical License

Advanced Imaging – Completion of ACGME accredited Cardiology Fellowship or Radiology Residency (including medical internship year), Eligible for California Medical License
Visa Status Accepted J1, H1-B Transfers
Number of trainees accepted yearly 3 - 4
Stanford University (Stanford, CA)
Program Description:
One-year clinical fellowship, designed to provide advanced echo training and fulfill the COCATS requirements for level III training in echo, including significant experience with transesophageal echo guidance of transcatheter structural interventions. Additional training time is dedicated to cardiac MRI and contribution to research and/or QI in imaging. Exposure to cardiac CT, nuclear cardiology, and congenital imaging is available. One candidate is accepted annually. Prerequisites include eligibility for California medical licensure, US citizen or permanent resident status, and completion of clinical fellowship in Cardiovascular Disease.
Primary Contact Dr. Christiane Haeffele, MD, MPH, Fellowship Program Director
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Email haeffele@stanford.edu
Duration 1 year
Modalities Echocardiography, cardiac MR, cardiac CT, cardiac SPECT/PET
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates, eligible for California medical licensure, US citizen or permanent resident
University of California (San Diego) (La Jolla, CA)
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 25% echocardiography, 25% cardiac CT, 25% cardiac MRI, 10% cardiac SPECT, and 10% cardiac PET. The remaining 5% of training time can be dedicated to research and/or additional training in the above modalities. Addition of a second year of training is possible. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Kate Greathouse; Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship Coordinator
Email kgreathouse@ucsd.edu
Phone 858.657.5346
Duration 1 or 2 years
Modalities echocardiography, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI, cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
  Oregon
  Oregon
Oregon Health and Science University - Advanced Echocardiography Fellowship (Portland, OR)
Goals and Objectives for Training:
To train outstanding clinicians in the field of echocardiography, to nurture interest in scientific investigation, and to help trainees reach their ultimate career goals. The post-graduate fellowship in Advanced Echocardiography is directed to the goal of educating and producing subspecialists who will become proficient and competent in the performance and interpretation of transthoracic echocardiography, transesophageal echocardiography, and stress testing (exercise and pharmacologic). In addition these core competencies, individuals will also learn about, and become expert in, strain echocardiography, 3D echocardiography, contrast echocardiography, myocardial perfusion and interventional echocardiography.
Primary Contacts Abigail Khan, MD, MSCE., Program Director
Ana Martin, Education Manager
Email khaab@ohsu.edu
plesiaa@ohsu.edu
Phone (503) 494-7646
Duration 12 Months
Modalities Echo primarily, with good exposure to CT, MRI, and nuclear imaging.
Eligible Completion of three years training in a Internal Medicine Residency Training program accredited by ACGME. Applicant who have completed a further 3 years in training in a General Cardiology Program are strongly encouraged to apply.
  Utah
  Utah
University of Utah (Salt Lake City, UT)
Program Description:
One-year program comprised of 60% cardiac MRI and 30% cardiac CT. The remaining 10% of training time can be dedicated to additional training time in the above modalities and/or research. A second year of training is possible. Teaching faculty include cardiologists and radiologists. Two candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Brent Wilson, MD, PhD; Advanced Imaging Fellowship Program Director
Email brent.wilson@hsc.utah.edu
Phone 801.585.7676
Duration 1 or 2 years
Modalities cardiac MRI, cardiac CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates
  Washington
  Washington
University of Washington (Seattle, WA)
Program Description:
One-year highly flexible program intended to prepare individuals for careers in academic medicine. Training is offered in advanced echocardiography (3D, strain, Doppler stress testing, interventional TEE, focused cardiac ultrasound in the developing world), cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI and vascular imaging. Dedicated time for research is built in. Emphasis is placed on developing an academic portfolio, including research, teaching and clinical experience. Teaching faculty include cardiologists, radiologists, cardiac anesthesiologists, sonographers and vascular specialists. One candidate is accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Theresa Shugart, Program Administrator
Email uwcardapps@cardiology.washington.edu
Phone 206.685.1397
Website https://cardiology.uw.edu/education/advanced-multi-modality-imaging
Duration 1 year
Modalities 3D, strain, Doppler stress testing, interventional TEE, focused cardiac ultrasound in the developing world), cardiac SPECT, cardiac PET, cardiac CT, cardiac MRI and vascular imaging
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates/US Citizens/Permanent Residents
 
  Canada
  Canada
McGill University Health Center (Montreal, Canada)
Program Description:
One-year program focused on adult cardiac MR and adult cardiac CT with research required. Teaching faculty include both cardiologists and radiologists. Three candidates are accepted annually; graduates from US cardiology fellowships, Foreign cardiology fellowships, US radiology residency, US radiology residency, and Foreign radiology residency fellowships are eligible to apply.
Primary Contact Matthias G. Friedrich, Cardiologist
Email mgwfriedrich@gmail.com
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Phone 514.934.1934 ext: 38106
Duration 1 year
Modalities Cardiac MR, Cardiac CT
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates, Foreign cardiology fellowship graduates, US radiology residency graduates, US radiology residency graduates, Foreign radiology residency graduates
Visa Status Accepted US Citizens, Green card, J1 Visa, H1 Visa
Number of trainees accepted yearly 3
University of Ottawa Heart Institute (Ottawa, Canada)
Program Description:
Advanced imaging program focused on adult nuclear cardiology, cardiac PET, cardiac CT and cardiac MR with research required. Teaching faculty include both cardiologists and radiologists. 4-8 candidates are accepted annually.
Primary Contact Benjamin Chow, Cardiologist
Email sjamieson@ottawaheart.ca
Web Summary Cardiology Education - University of Ottawa Heart Institute
Phone 613.696.7286
Duration 1-3 year(s): Tailored to trainee's needs
Modalities Nuclear Cardiology, Cardiac PET, Cardiac CT, Cardiac MR
Eligible US cardiology fellowship graduates, Foreign cardiology fellowship graduates, US radiology residency graduates, US radiology residency graduates, Foreign radiology residency graduates, US nuclear medicine fellowship graduates, Foreign nuclear fellowship graduates
Visa Status Accepted N/A
Number of trainees accepted yearly 4-8