Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship

Welcome to the HonorHealth Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship. We are committed to an experience which emphasizes learning over service. The goal of this program is to match the innovative nature of our faculty with bright dedicated learners to change medical care provided locally, regionally, and worldwide.

Founded in 2019 under the auspices of one of the few Masters of SCAI, we have expanded to our full complement of fellows in 2021. Our medical system provides a depth and breadth of cases and learning environments which provide the space to become an excellent clinician and hopefully a leader in the field. Our planned Cardiovascular Center of Excellence will provide a home in the Valley and the region for challenging and interesting cases with which the fellows will be intimately involved.

Our belief is that care systems are responsible for the wellbeing of all including those who participate in them: custodial staff, allied professionals, nurses, respiratory therapists, trainees, attendings, and even the financial structure which supports them. We want to make sure all benefit from the interaction and constantly iterate to improve this. Our fellows are directly involved in helping plan and shape our program with a focus on constant iterative improvement.

Fellows coming here will be expected to exterminate dogma; think both quickly and slowly; participate in research and quality improvement projects, push limits to expand and improve care and cost effectiveness, and most importantly enjoy the embarkment on a lifelong journey of cardiovascular disease care. Learning does not end when you finish fellowship, but instead your training should force your body into a cycle of continued knowledge expansion. We expect that our program will allow you to produce competent, rational, and empathetic care in perpetuity. We welcome you to join us!

 

Program Director

Nikhil Iyengar, MD
Fellowships: Harvard University Beth Israel Deaconess, Cardiac MR
University of Iowa, Cardiology

Residency: Brown University
Medical School: Louisiana State University

 

Application information

HonorHealth's Cardiovascular Fellowship training program accepts applications through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). The program's two fellowship positions are filled through the National Resident Matching Program's (NRMP) Specialty Matching Services. The program does not sponsor visas. To be eligible to apply, applicants must have successfully completed three years of postgraduate training in an accredited program in Internal Medicine in the United States or Canada and be Board eligible or Board certified.

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Core rotations

  • Cardiac catheterization
  • Cardiac intensive care
  • Consult
  • Echocardiography
  • Non-invasive cardiology
  • Cardiac intensive care
  • Electrophysiology
  • Heart failure
  • Outpatient cardiac continuity
  • Congenital and structural heart disease


View a sample of Cardiovascular Disease block diagram (PDF)
 

Scholarly activity

    Outside rotations

    • Heart failure/transplant
    • Congenital heart disease

     

    Training sites

     

     

    Fellows

    Meet our fellows (PDF)

     

    Fellowship graduates

    Meet the fellows who graduated from our program

    Additional resources

     

     

     

    Contact us

    If you have questions or would like to learn more about the HonorHealth Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship program, please contact Rosa Moran, Program Coordinator.