
The Alfred - Interventional Cardiology Fellow
- Duration
- 1 year, full time
- Deadline
- Sunday 11th May 2025 (as published on the 2026 listing)

ICU echocardiography, TTE/TEE, contrast studies and mechanical-support weaning, with a limited clinical component.
Weekly teaching, audit and case review; supervised formal echo qualifications such as DDU (Critical Care) or EDEC.
Basic ultrasound scanning is a prerequisite; previous fellows typically completed a basic course and at least 30 focused cardiac ultrasound studies.
Apply through the official vacancy with a one-page cover letter. Shortlisted candidates prepare a five-minute presentation. Dr Mark Savage is the enquiry contact.



This table shows which application details are recorded for each profile and which are not stated in the compiled sources. A field that is not stated is unknown, not refused or waived, so ask the programme before you rely on it.
| Profile | Recorded | Not stated |
|---|---|---|
| Echocardiography | duration, deadline, eligibility, positions, application route | funding, visa, international applicants |
The Alfred - Intensive Care Echocardiography Fellowship 2027 is recorded in CardiacFellow as a clinical echocardiography training listing in Melbourne, Australia. ICU echocardiography, TTE/TEE, contrast studies and mechanical-support weaning, with a limited clinical component. A listing is a discovery starting point and does not establish an open vacancy or accreditation.
The source reports a duration of 12 months.
The compiled sources do not state whether international applicants are accepted. Confirm with the programme.
Recorded deadline or intake information: May 29, 2026 for February 2027 commencement; this published application window has passed. It may describe an earlier cycle, so verify the current dates with the programme.
The compiled source does not state funding or salary. Ask the programme before planning your finances.
Apply through the official vacancy with a one-page cover letter. Shortlisted candidates prepare a five-minute presentation. Dr Mark Savage is the enquiry contact.