Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship (Noninvasive)

The noninvasive Cardiovascular Imaging Fellowship prepares radiologists to run or develop a state-of-the-art noninvasive cardiac and vascular imaging service and conduct cardiovascular imaging research.

The Division of Cardiovascular Imaging is currently accepting applications for one-year or two-year clinical fellowships starting in July 2023 and July 2024.

The goal of the fellowship is to train board-certified or board-eligible radiologists to independently run or develop a state-of-the-art clinical cardiac and vascular imaging service and to conduct cardiovascular imaging research. The fellowship provides comprehensive didactic training that enables fellows to develop an in-depth knowledge of cardiac imaging techniques, the role of imaging in the cardiac workup, disease entities and their imaging findings. Fellows will be exposed to all aspects of cardiac and vascular imaging and can expect to qualify for level III certification in cardiac CT and MR following their fellowship. Fellows are also given high-level exposure to advanced vascular imaging of noncardiac structures using CTA, MRA and ultrasound.

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Prerequisites:

The clinical CV Imaging fellowship is for board-certified or board-eligible radiologists only. Physicians from other specialties including cardiology may be eligible for a T32 cardiac imaging research fellowship – please contact Dr. Tomas Neilan for further information.

How To Apply:

To apply please complete the following, addressed to Fellowship Program Director Nina Meyersohn, MD and Associate Program Director Sandeep Hedgire, MBBS.

• Current Curriculum Vitae
• Fellowship application form [PDF]
• Personal statement
• Three current letters of recommendation. One letter should be from the residency program director.
• Copies of USMLE scores (steps 1-3)

Contact Information:

Please address applications and questions to Fellowship Program Director Dr. Nina Meyersohn and Associate Program Director Dr. Sandeep Hedgire.

Email:
[email protected]
[email protected]

Written correspondence:
Nina Meyersohn, MD
175 Cambridge Street #252
Boston, MA 02114