Rotations

You’re assured ample procedural experience in cardiac catheterization: At Buffalo General Medical Center alone — one of this rotation’s two training sites — we perform 6,000 such procedures a year.

During this, the basis of your training in clinical cardiology, you’ll care for a diverse patient population with different acuity levels and a broad range of medically complex conditions.

Gain experience with consultative cardiology and assume various supervisory roles at our program’s two primary training hospitals.

From initial consultations to follow-up, you’ll provide the full range of cardiac outpatient care for patients you’ll follow throughout your training.

A core portion of your clinical practicum, this rotation trains you extensively in noninvasive cardiology.

You’ll monitor devices and perform, assist with and observe numerous interventional and surgical procedures.

Training in high-volume hospital clinics, you’ll come to understand the principles of noninvasive testing, including pre- and post-test probability.

Gain experience evaluating and caring for pediatric patients with congenital heart disease and new-onset cardiac symptoms and abnormalities.

Collaborate with physician-scientists at the top of our field to carry out a clinical or translational research project.

You’ll complement your CCU training by caring for less critically ill cardiac patients at Buffalo General Medical Center.