Interventional Cardiology Fellowship

Emory University School of Medicine

CardiologyInterventional & structural cardiologyClinical Fellowship
Destination
USA
Atlanta, Georgia, United States

Overview

A one-year ACGME programme founded by Andreas Gruentzig, producing independent operators in complex PCI, MCS, PE and peripheral intervention.

The programme

Focus
Interventional cardiology
Training type
Clinical Fellowship
Duration
1 year (optional second year in structural or complex coronary/CTO)
Start
1 July 2027
Positions
4 trainees accepted each year
Accreditation
ACGME-accredited
Department
Division of Cardiology, Department of Medicine

Eligibility and visa

Eligibility
Completed ACGME-accredited CVD training or its equivalent including diagnostic catheterisation and coronary angiography; research interest preferred
International applicants
Institution policyInternational medical graduates eligible if ECFMG-certified and holding J-1 (ECFMG) or H-1B status, or US citizen/permanent resident
Visa support
Institution policyIMGs must be ECFMG-certified and enter training on a J-1 (ECFMG-sponsored) or H-1B visa unless US citizen/green-card holder (Emory GME housestaff policy 5.12)
Licence requirement
Georgia medical licence eligibility (stated for some programmes)

How to apply

Deadline
ERAS applications open 1 July 2026 for the 1 July 2027 start; positions filled through the NRMP match
Application method
ERAS application; positions filled through the NRMP match

Funding

Funding
Institution policySalaried by Emory GME on uniform PGY scale (1 Jul 2026-30 Jun 2027): PGY4 $81,720; PGY5 $85,455; PGY6 $87,023; PGY7 $88,522; PGY8 $90,831 (PGY1 $71,959)

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