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NYU Langone’s Center for the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease offers a one-year, nonaccredited training program in preventive cardiology and metabolic health. The Preventive Cardiology Fellowship provides extensive clinical training in both primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease. Fellows gain experience in our advanced lipid, hypertension, and thrombosis clinics, an outpatient general cardiovascular prevention and metabolic health clinic, as well as through inpatient cardiovascular prevention consultation, didactic training, and research.

>>>> Physicians who have completed internal medicine training may apply to our fellowship. Cardiovascular disease training is not required, but cardiology graduates are encouraged to apply. The fellowship can also be undertaken following subspecialty training in endocrinology or other related fields

Click here to apply https://med.nyu.edu/departments-institutes/medicine/divisions/cardiology/education/advanced-fellowships/preventive-cardiology/application

Cardiology Position in Monterey, California

Live and work in one of the most beautiful coastal locations you can find throughout the country. The practice is located 2 hours from San Francisco right on the Pacific Ocean.

About the Practice:

We are a well-established group of highly experienced Board-Certified Cardiologists in a private practice currently seeking a Board Eligible or Board-Certified Cardiologist, or Lipidologist to join our team for a full-time or part time opportunity. The practice currently focuses on preventive cardiology, lipidology, and cardiovascular imaging and management.

  • With respect to the lipidologist position, this would involve lipid and genetic consultations and ongoing management.  
  • With respect to the noninvasive cardiologist position, this would involve cardiovascular consultations and option for performing and interpreting cardiac imaging studies such as echocardiograms, stress echocardiograms, nuclear stress imaging, vascular imaging, CT coronary calcium scoring, cardiac and coronary CTA, and with Heart Flow analysis, as well as ECGs and arrhythmia monitoring. Providers have the opportunity to use the integrated electronic health record (Athenahealth), currently in use in the office.

Preferred:

The preferred candidate will have 3+ years of cardiovascular experience in lipid management and/or non-invasive cardiology with interest in cardiac imaging, cardiovascular assessment, and management.

About the Position: 

  • Working in clinical and preventive management, the physician will diagnose and manage cardiovascular diseases and offer preventive services, as well as diagnostic testing and imaging studies as outlined above.
  • The population will include patients with known cardiovascular diseases, symptoms or cardiovascular risk, as well as patients with lipid disorders, and those with a suspected or known genetic basis for disease.
  • No call required. The candidate would be hired as an Independent Contractor. Office space, staff, and supplies are provided. The contract salary range is receipts-based compensation.
  • Also, the candidate has the opportunity to join the local hospitals, if desired, for cardiovascular service with Prima Heart affiliation and contracts.
  • This position will serve community needs by caring for patients with cardiovascular diseases.

 

Please contact us at primaheart@gmail.com if interested.   

 Our website for reference is:  www.primaheart.com  

The Lenox Hill Hospital Preventive Cardiology fellowship will offer candidates the opportunity to become adept in the clinical and research components of preventive cardiology.  The main areas of focus will include utilization of advanced medical therapies for the treatment of complex dyslipidemias, resistant hypertension and diabetes, which show potential for improving cardiovascular outcomes.  Recognition of cardiovascular risk through risk algorithms, subclinical imaging and genetics will be covered extensively.  Education in cardiac rehabilitation and lifestyle for the improvement of dietary, exercise and lifestyle habits will be a main focus of the program, complementing medical treatment at all stages, along with management of cardiometabolic disease and obesity. There is also an opportunity to focus on Sports Cardiology and cardiopulmonary exercise stress testing.  The fellowship will provide significant clinical exposure in these areas as well as the opportunity to conduct research.  Clinical sites include both Lenox Hill hospital and the Sandra Bass Heart Hospital, so as to provide exposure to various experts and prevention programs offered at each center. 

Interested applicants should refer to our program’s website: https://bit.ly/LHH-CVPrevention-Fellowship for additional information. 

Program Director:  Eugenia Gianos, MD

Associate Program Director:  Christopher Tanayan, MD 

Applicants should submit a copy of their CV, a personal statement, and 3 letters of recommendation to Cynthia Soto: 

Contact: PreventCardioFellowship@northwell.edu; Phone (212) 434-2111  

Applications will be accepted until December 31, 2024. 

The division of Cardiology at Pennsylvania Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania Health System is accepting applications for a one-year fellowship in preventive cardiology. 

The fellowship offers intensive training in the evaluation and management of complex lipid disorders and atherosclerosis risk management as well as research and writing possibilities. 

For more information about the fellowship, please contact Daniel Soffer, MD at daniel.soffer@pennmedicine.upenn.edu. For more information about the UPenn program, visit: Penn Preventive Cardiovascular Program.

*Candidates must have completed an ACGME-accredited residency, or a residency program accredited by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada, must be board-certified or eligible to sit for the American Board of Internal Medicine examination and must secure an unrestricted Pennsylvania medical license.