Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
- Duration
- 1 or 2 years
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Cardiology fellowships in Birmingham
2 programme & host profiles. Published information may describe an earlier cycle; confirm availability with the official source.
At a glance
2 programme or host profiles across 2 institutions, covering 2 subspecialties: Adult Congenital Heart Disease (1) and Interventional Cardiology (1).
Source-reported durations include 1 or 2 years and 12 months. 1 of 2 record a deadline or intake note, 1 describe funding and none states that international applicants are accepted. Recorded application signals: 1 upcoming. 2 are society-listed hosts, not necessarily separately advertised vacancies. These are source statements for earlier or current cycles, so confirm each detail on the official page.
Subspecialties
Institutions
Programme and host profiles
Midland Metropolitan University Hospital
EAPCI-listed host supervisorFairoz Abdul
- Duration
- 12 months
- Deadline
- EAPCI grant cycle: applications 19 February–31 March 2027. This is the shared grant deadline, not a separate vacancy deadline at each host.
- Funding
- Competitive EAPCI grant of EUR 26,865 for living expenses over 12 months, paid to the selected recipient in 45%/45%/10% instalments; not a guaranteed host salary.
Cardiology fellowships in Birmingham: questions
Which cardiology fellowships are listed in Birmingham?
CardiacFellow records 2 programme and host profiles in Birmingham, United Kingdom, at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham and Midland Metropolitan University Hospital.
Which subspecialties are covered?
Profiles here cover Adult Congenital Heart Disease and Interventional Cardiology. Each profile links to the official programme source.
Can I rely on a listing as an open position?
No. Listings describe recorded source information and do not establish a vacancy, accreditation or eligibility. Confirm the current intake with each programme.
Are there other destinations in United Kingdom?
Yes, the directory also lists London, Belfast, Brighton and Bristol. See the links below.