Pediatric Cardiology Electrophysiology Fellowship

The overall goal of the Pediatric Cardiology Electrophysiology Fellowship is to continue to be the premier pediatric electrophysiology training program in the world. Over thirty years ago the field of pediatric electrophysiology started at Baylor College of Medicine/Texas Children’s Hospital. The Pediatric Cardiology Electrophysiology area has since trained a large portion of the pediatric electrophysiologists currently in practice, and these pre-eminent physician scientists work and teach throughout the United States and the world.

The goal for training in pediatric cardiology electrophysiology is to give the fellow the best training possible in clinical pediatric electrophysiology and academic electrophysiology over a 12-18 month period. Upon completion of training, the fellow will be able to practice as an independent consultant in all areas of clinical pediatric cardiology electrophysiology and will also be oriented for a productive career in academic electrophysiology.

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Prerequisites:

All applicants for the Electrophysiology Fellowship in Pediatric Cardiology must have completed an ACGME accredited residency program in pediatric cardiology or its equivalent.

How To Apply:

Fellows in Pediatric Cardiology Electrophysiology are selected by submitting the standard Baylor College of Medicine residency application form along with appropriate supporting documents. The applicant is required to interview with different pediatric cardiology faculty and fellows for one day period prior to selection.

The applicant will be ranked by all of his or her interviewers and the final selection of the applicant will be done by the selection committee along with the director of the Arrhythmias and Pacing Services, Dr. Jeffrey J. Kim, as well as the cardiology division chief.

Contact Information:

Lora Clark

Phone

832–826–5715

Fax

832–825–1906