Teaching/Learning Activities

All teaching activities are carried out by attending faculty with subspecialty expertise in interventional cardiology, structural heart disease, peripheral vascular intervention, and advanced cardiac imaging. Key faculty are board-certified in interventional cardiology and maintain active clinical and research practices.

All faculty are expected to demonstrate the highest standards of patient care, scholarship, and clinical knowledge in their capacity as educators and role models. Interventional fellows work closely with faculty in interventional cardiology, cardiac surgery, cardiac imaging, and advanced heart failure in their role as consultative physicians.

Interventional cardiology fellows are considered junior faculty within the program and are expected to take an active academic role throughout their training year. Fellows participate in teaching general cardiology fellows during didactic sessions and procedural training in the catheterization laboratory. This teaching responsibility fosters leadership development, reinforces clinical knowledge, and reflects the program's commitment to building academic interventional cardiologists who contribute to the broader educational mission of the fellowship.