About CardiacFellow

CardiacFellow is an independent, source-led directory of cardiology subspecialty fellowships and the centres that host them.

Who it is for

The directory is for cardiologists and trainees who have finished, or are about to finish, general cardiology training and want to compare further training in interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, advanced heart failure, structural heart disease, imaging, adult congenital heart disease, cardio-oncology, preventive cardiology, cardiac critical care or vascular medicine.

What is in it

501 programme and host profiles at 349 institutions in 37 countries, plus cross-border schemes, with 536 named faculty records. Each profile links to the official institution or society page it was compiled from, shows the date it was reviewed and keeps unconfirmed fields visibly unknown. You can explore programmes, browse by subspecialty, destination, institution or faculty, save a shortlist in your browser and compare it side by side.

How listings are compiled

We start from official programme pages and society directories, record what they state and attach the source link, a section locator and a review date. Where sources disagree we say so rather than pick a winner, and we do not infer eligibility, funding, accreditation or application dates that no source states. Read the full editorial policy and the guide on how to read a profile.

What it is not

CardiacFellow does not accredit, rank or select applicants, does not run a match and is not a job board. A listing is a starting point: it does not prove that a post is open, funded or open to your qualifications. Always apply through the official programme or scheme.

Coverage and limits

Coverage is uneven. The directory is strongest where programmes publish detailed pages and in society schemes with public host lists; several regions are still being added, and a missing programme does not mean it does not exist. Deadlines and intakes change every cycle and published details may describe an earlier one.

Corrections and contact

If you spot an error or know of a programme we should add, send the official source through the corrections page. See also our privacy notice and terms of use.