California Pacific Medical Center
Cardiology Fellowship
The Jan Shrem & Maria Manetti Shrem Cardiovascular Fellowship builds the foundation for an elite cardiology career. Join our ACGME-accredited, three-year fellowship program, strategically positioned in a tertiary referral center for all of Northern California.
The Leading Edge of Critical Cardiology
Train at the forefront of heart medicine as an integral member of our cardiovascular services and laboratories. In our tertiary referral center for all of Northern California, you’ll have the patients and technology to provide advanced cardiac care.
Prepare for your career with the leading technologies that make our program a major center of cardiovascular innovation. Nine cardiology fellows (three per year) work side-by-side with core faculty and attending cardiologists in every aspect of our division. Throughout your clinical training, you’ll also take an active role in supervising and teaching, researching and improving our processes.
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Diverse Clinical Mentoring
Learn from dedicated cardiology leaders across our services, including interventional cardiology, structural heart, electrophysiology, advanced heart failure and cardiothoracic surgery.
Exam Support
Dedicated resources, including review courses and examination application assistance, support our 97.6% first-time passage rate for all certification examinations.
High-Tech Training Facilities
Train, teach and care for patients in state-of-the-art facilities with the latest innovations and technologies, including wearable ECG monitors, electronic stethoscopes and simulators for transesophageal echocardiography, pulmonary artery catheterization and arterial access.
Regional Patient Representation
Our broad spectrum of patients represents the diverse socioeconomic backgrounds, cultures and critical conditions of the entire Northern California region.
Advanced Clinical Rotations
Work at the highest level of cardiovascular care delivery, only experienced in a major quaternary referral center.
Supportive Research
We support your required scholarly research project with access to the national registry and institutional databases, dedicated funding and the opportunity to participate in or present at regional, national and international conferences.
Living in San Francisco
San Francisco offers endless possibilities with a mild California climate, famous landscapes, outdoor activities, Michelin-starred restaurants and a vast array of local events.
Contact Us
Program Coordinator
Wanda Keith
415-600-5966
415-447-6322 fax
wanda.keith@sutterhealth.org
Associate Program Director
Andrew Rosenblatt, MD, FACC
Program Director
Richard H. Hongo, MD, FACC, FHRS