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Advanced Heart Failure & Transplant fellowship in San Francisco
Durable LVAD, transplant evaluation, pulmonary hypertension, cardiogenic shock. Source-linked advanced heart failure & transplant profiles in San Francisco, the USA.
1 programme & host profiles. Published information may describe an earlier cycle; confirm availability with the official source.
At a glance
1 programme or host profile across 1 institution, covering 1 subspecialty: Advanced Heart Failure & Transplant (1).
Source-reported durations include 12 months. None records a deadline or intake note, 1 describe funding and none states that international applicants are accepted. These are source statements for earlier or current cycles, so confirm each detail on the official page.
Open a profile below to compare its recorded eligibility, funding, visa and intake information. Each statement keeps its programme scope; a historical date is not a new application cycle. A field marked not stated needs confirmation from the host.
University of California San Francisco - Advanced HF & Transplant Cardiology · San Francisco
Eligibility
Completed or on track to complete a three-year clinical cardiology fellowship.
Funding
The programme specifies PGY-7 pay. The linked UCSF scale effective September 1, 2026 lists USD 122,131 per year, including the housing component; this is the 2026–2027 rate, not a guaranteed July 2027 offer.
Visa and sponsorship
The fellowship page states that UCSF can sponsor J-1 and H-1B visas.
Deadline or intake note
Not stated in the compiled sources. Confirm with the programme.
How to apply
ERAS and NRMP Match. Published timetable: applications July 2026, interviews September/October 2026, rank list November 2026 and fellowship start July 2027.
The programme specifies PGY-7 pay. The linked UCSF scale effective September 1, 2026 lists USD 122,131 per year, including the housing component; this is the 2026–2027 rate, not a guaranteed July 2027 offer.
