What are the subspecialties in cardiology?

Within the subspecialty, several sub-subspecialties, including interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, advanced heart failure and transplantation, and adult congenital heart disease, exist. In addition, specialists in cardiovascular diseases work closely with cardiothoracic surgery specialists.

What is critical cardiology?

The department of clinical cardiology is concerned with the diagnosis, evaluation and treatment of the entire spectrum of heart problems, diseases and ailments through detailed examination, screenings and tests which are conducted in our state of art laboratories.

How do you become a cardiac intensivist?

To be eligible to apply for the Fellowship, physicians must have:

Graduated from an accredited medical school Graduation.
Completed an ACGME approved residency.
Achieved board eligibility in medicine, surgery, anesthesia or emergency medicine.

Is Critical Care Medicine a subspecialty?

Critical Care medicine is a subspecialty of internal medicine or anesthesiology.

How many cardiology fellowships are there?

At present there are 193 accredited cardiovascular disease fellowships in the USA and 144 interventional cardiology fellowships, translating into about 3,000 trainees (2681 + 312 positions).

What are the cardiology fellowships?

Subspecialty Fellowships

Structural Heart and Valve Interventional.
Advanced Cardiac Imaging.
Interventional Cardiology.
Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology.
Advanced Heart Failure/Transplant Cardiology.
Adult Congenital Heart Disease.

How long is fellowship in critical care?

two years
How long is a critical care fellowship? All certification-track fellowships are two years in length. The advantages of a two-year fellowship are that it: 1) allows more training and diversity in your education, 2) puts you on an equal standing with other intensivists, and 3) gets you certified.

How long is intensivist residency?

This is a 3 year fellowship program after 3 years of residency. After completing the fellowship, you have to take and pass the exam provided by the American Board of Pediatrics.