In our comprehensive one-year Interventional Cardiology Fellowship program, you will gain extensive training in coronary interventions with significant exposure to peripheral and structural procedures. You will also obtain experience in the clinical and translational interventional cardiology research program.
Clinical Training
Our program is devoted to training fellows in advanced diagnostic and interventional percutaneous coronary procedures, as well as providing substantive supplemental exposure to noncoronary cardiac, peripheral, and structural diagnostic and interventional, while ensuring competency in basic peripheral vascular procedures (iliac and brachiocephalic).
You will learn how to use a broad range of established and experimental techniques, resulting in participation of approximately 300+ interventional procedures and 200-300 diagnostic procedures during the training period.
In addition to performing these procedures, you will be primarily responsible for the pre-procedure assessment and post procedural care of your patients. You will work closely with our highly experienced interventional cardiovascular nurse practitioners/physician assistants, interventional cardiovascular unit nurses, catheterization laboratory, research, and office/administrative staff. You will become a source of reference and assistance to the internal medicine housestaff who rotate through the inpatient cardiology service.
The fellowship program has a core curriculum which is completed through independent reading, patient care, procedures, and weekly interventional conferences.
Research Opportunities
Trainees have the opportunity to initiate, develop, and participate in multi-center and single-center research projects.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What will I need to apply?
What will I need to apply?
All applications are reviewed via Electronic Residency Application Service® (ERAS), which requires the following documents:
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Current CV (updated within 3 months)
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Medical School Transcripts (and diploma if requested)
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Medical School Dean’s Letter
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Three (3) total Letters of Recommendation (including former program directors)
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Certificate/verification from previous residency training
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Must be eligible for Alabama Medical License and Alabama Controlled Substance Certificate (all step scores completed at the time of application)
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Must be eligible for Federal DEA registration
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Valid ECFMG Certificate (IMG only)
We do not accept any addtional documents outside of ERAS submissions.
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Is there a minimum USMLE score required?
Is there a minimum USMLE score required?
There is no minimum USMLE score requirement. We take the score into account as part of the overall review of an application.
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What are the key program dates for Applications
What are the key program dates for Applications
Applications Open and Close — June through May: Apply through ERAS
Applications Reviewed — July, must be available by August 1
Interview Invitations Released — last week in August
Interviews Begin — September and continue through October
Match Day — November
Fellowship begins — July 1
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Do you sponsor H1B or J1 Visas?
Do you sponsor H1B or J1 Visas?
Yes, the division can sponsor these Visas.
Got more questions? Reach out and let's talk.
I'd be delighted to talk with you about the many exciting possibilities that await you at UAB and Birmingham. Contact me for more details about our interventional cardiology fellowship
Hussein Abu Daya, M.D., Fellowship Director
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