Sutter Roseville Medical Center
Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship
Our Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship brings graduate-level medical education to the greater Sacramento area. Cardiovascular Disease Fellows will receive rigorous instruction from some of the best and brightest physicians in the Sutter Health System.
The Leading Edge of Cardiovascular Disease
Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship at Sutter Health is a comprehensive program designed to provide advanced training in the diagnosis and management of cardiovascular diseases. The fellowship typically spans three years and includes clinical rotations in various subspecialties, such as interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, and heart failure.
Fellows gain hands-on experience through patient care, diagnostic procedures, and participation in research projects. The program emphasizes a strong foundation in both clinical and academic aspects of cardiology, preparing graduates for successful careers in this field. Sutter Health's commitment to innovation and high-quality patient care enhances the training experience.
From the Program Director
George Fehrenbacher discusses how the Fellowship program will prepare Cardiovascular Disease Fellows for independent practice.
Curriculum
Fellows will rotate through two top California hospitals in the Sacramento Valley, including Sutter Medical Center, Sacramento.
Didactic Activities
Sutter Roseville Medical Center’s Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship program comprises a wide range of intensive learning forums.
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 Roseville
Roseville is known for 340 days of sunshine a year, a thriving job market and low crime rates, all in the heart of Northern California.