Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship Program
Cardiovascular disease fellowship at Scripps

Cardiovascular disease fellowship at Scripps
The Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship Program at Scripps Clinic offers a unique opportunity to train with outstanding clinicians, clinical trialists and basic scientists.
Our institution places a great value on our fellows and their education, and we are fortunate to match with some of the brightest and most promising physicians in the country.
Program highlights
The Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship Program at Scripps Clinic trains top candidates to become leaders in cardiovascular medicine. Program highlights include the following:
Note from the program director
Every June, we see four fellows graduate from our program, and it is bittersweet, like sending your kid off to college. On one hand, we will miss these people with who have been part of our daily lives for three years and who have become like family. However, we also feel a tremendous sense of pride in the quality of doctors we are sending into the world. These fellows go on to be future leaders in their fields — clinicians so outstanding we would be happy for them to take care of our own families. We feel satisfaction because we have spent three years setting them up for success and launching them toward their future goals.
No sooner have we finished waving our goodbyes do we turn around to welcome four new fellows and again begin the process of mentorship and education. These fellows are attracted to Scripps Clinic’s outstanding faculty, the division’s excellent educational curriculum, and the opportunity to care for a diverse pathology. We offer fellowship candidates a unique, balanced opportunity to train outstanding clinicians, clinical trial-ists and basic scientists.
Sincerely,
Program Director, Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship Program
Scripps Clinic
How to apply
Please contact Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS) to apply to the program beginning in July. The deadline for completed applications is annually on August 1.