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Cardiac CT / MRI / Nuclear fellowship in London
Multimodality cardiovascular imaging, CCTA, CMR, PET and SPECT. Source-linked cardiac ct / mri / nuclear profiles in London, United Kingdom.
5 programme & host profiles. Published information may describe an earlier cycle; confirm availability with the official source.
At a glance
5 programme or host profiles across 5 institutions, covering 1 subspecialty: Cardiac CT / MRI / Nuclear (5).
Source-reported durations include Minimum 6 months, extendable, 6 months (EACVI Training Grant placement) and 3 to 6 months (EACVI Training Grant placement). 3 of 5 record a deadline or intake note, 4 describe funding and none states that international applicants are accepted. Recorded application signals: 1 rolling and 1 closed. 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.
At least 6 months before intended start; intakes Feb/Mar, Jun/Jul, Sep/Oct
Funding
Self-funded living, travel and accommodation costs. KCL visiting contract is free; the Guy’s and St Thomas’ honorary clinical attachment costs GBP 350 plus VAT, payable by the applicant.
Cardiac CT / MRI / Nuclear fellowship in London: questions
Which cardiac ct / mri / nuclear fellowships are listed in London?
CardiacFellow records 5 programme and host profiles at King's College London, King's College London / St Thomas' Hospital, Royal Brompton Hospital, Barts Heart Centre, Department of Cardiac Imaging and Hammersmith Hospital in London, United Kingdom.
Which training pathways are recorded?
Profiles here are recorded as clinical. Pathways differ in responsibility and permission to practise, so check each programme.
Do the programmes accept international applicants?
No profile here states that international applicants are accepted. That is not a refusal; confirm with the programme.
How much application detail is recorded?
3 of 5 profiles record a deadline or intake note. Dates may describe an earlier cycle, so verify them with the official programme.
