Faculty Instructor II/Fellow- Cardiology/Advanced Imaging

### **Advanced Cardiac Imaging Fellowship – Faculty Instructor – Froedtert \& MCW** **Position Summary:** The Medical College of Wisconsin Division of Cardiovascular Medicine is seeking a physician that has completed an ACGME\-accredited fellowship in cardiovascular disease, and that is board certified or board eligible in cardiovascular disease for an advanced cardiac imaging fellowship as a faculty instructor. This one\-year program will focus on advanced echocardiographic experience (including intra\-procedural TEE for structural heart cases such as left atrial appendage occluders, mitral and tricuspid transcatheter edge\-to\-edge repair, transcatheter tricuspid and mitral valve replacement, PFO/ASD/VSD closure, etc.) and cardiac MRI imaging with options for increased nuclear and computerized tomography exposure. **Position Highlights:** * One\-year program with research opportunities included * Teaching faculty includes both cardiologists and radiologists * Upon completion, the fellow will be considered Level III in both echocardiography and cardiac MRI as delineated in the ACC/AHA COCATS 4 document (with optional additional focus in CT or nuclear) * Active role in cardiology fellow and resident training * Participate in didactic teaching sessions with the cardiology fellowship to provide a comprehensive review of multimodality cardiac imaging * Opportunity to complete coursework for Master’s degree in Clinical and Translational sciences **Department/Division Highlights:** * Nationally Recognized, High‑Performing Heart \& Vascular Care Program * State\-of\-the\-Art Equipment \& New Facilities * Comprehensive Cardiac Program including Full Complement of Complex \& Structural Interventions, Advanced Heart Failure with vibrant Heart Transplant, MCS, ECMO and Shock programs, and complex state\-of\-the\-art EP program * Superior Program Leadership * Academic Practice of over 60 Cardiologists * Cutting‑Edge Technology, Innovation, \& Academic Medical setting