Company Profile
Memorial Sloan Kettering
Company Overview
Cardio-Oncology Research and Clinical Fellowship
Program Director: Dipti Gupta, MD, MPH
Chief, Cardiology Service: Richard M. Steingart MD
The Cardiology Service at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center is offering one to two-year fellowship training in Cardio-Oncology for board eligible/certified general and subspecialty trained cardiologists. It is a clinically rigorous and supportive training environment for individuals wishing to pursue a leadership career in this burgeoning field. Trainees experience intensive, multidisciplinary inpatient and ambulatory clinical exposure. Fellows also work side by side with accomplished clinical and translational researchers to produce multiple peer reviewed publications. Exposure to advanced imaging in cardio-oncology including echocardiography, cardiac PET, coronary CTA and cardiac MRI is an important aspect of the program.
Company History
Positions available for July 2023 start date. Please complete an application and submit three letters of recommendation; curriculum vitae, personal statement, and medical school diploma to:
Dipti Gupta, MD, MPH
Fellowship Director, Cardiology Service
Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
For more information, please contact:
Xavier Aristy
Fellowship Coordinator
Phone: (212) 639-5154
Fax: (212) 717-3624
Email: medcardfellow@mskcc.org
Benefits
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