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How many years is the fellowship for interventional cardiologist following the 3 year internal medicine residency?

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1 + 3 for cardiology: After completing an internal medicine residency, one must complete a cardiology fellowship before specializing further into interventional cardiology. This means 3 years of i.M. Plus 2-3 of cardiology (depending on the program) plus 1-2 of interventional. It amounts to an average of 7 years of training after graduating from medical school, but marriage and family can go on simultaneously!

Answered 3/31/2016

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Dr. Quang Nguyen answered

Specializes in Endocrinology

1-2 yr fellowship: 3 yr im, 3 yr card, 1 yr intervention. Some places you could do 1 year intervention but most places are switching to 2 year interventional.

Answered 1/30/2012

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3+1: Cardiology fellowship is 3 years following 3 years of internal medicine. Interventional cardiology is an additional 1 year after the 3-year cardiology fellowship. So, non-interventional cardiology is 6 years after 4 years of medical school following 4 years of college. Interventional cardiology is 7 years after 8 years of college and medical school (not including a few 6-year bs/md programs).

Answered 8/12/2014

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