Compare subspecialty, pathway, training exposure and source-reported application information across 2 countries in North America.
255 programme & host profiles. Published information may describe an earlier cycle; confirm availability with the official source.
At a glance
255 programme or host profiles across 171 institutions, covering 11 subspecialties: Advanced Heart Failure & Transplant (55), Interventional Cardiology (42), Electrophysiology (30) and Echocardiography (22) and 7 more.
Source-reported durations include 1 or 2 years, 1 to 2 years, 1-2 years and 2 years. 138 of 255 record a deadline or intake note, 68 describe funding and 66 state that international applicants are accepted. Recorded application signals: 8 open, 13 rolling and 16 closed. 3 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.
September 1, 2026 for academic year 2027–2028 under the general McGill PGME fellowship timetable (opening May 15, 2026; now past).
Funding
McGill PGME requires a non-profit-source scholarship of at least CAD 61,000 per year, plus tuition and student-services fees. Self-funding is refused. Some programmes offer internal support, but this is not a guaranteed salary for this fellowship.
August 1 in the year before the July start (recurring deadline; current vacancy not established).
Funding
Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education institution-wide scale, effective March 11, 2026: USD 75,105–106,096 annual equivalents across graduate levels 1–10; level 7 is USD 95,417. The assigned graduate level determines pay; no programme-specific level is asserted. Benefits apply to appointments of at least one year.
Fully funded through the Schooler Family Foundation COACH fellowship and hospital-based GME support. Fellows are hospital employees with staff benefits and fellowship-specific paid time off; the programme page does not state an exact salary.
1 year, optional research-focused 2nd year (~9 months)
Deadline
Applications accepted year-round; July 1 start
Funding
Fellows are union employees. The programme states an additional yearly trainee stipend of USD 10,500 to offset expenses; this is not its base salary. No relocation support is offered.
Programme educational support includes USD 1,500 for CME and USD 1,500 for presenting at a conference, plus specified employee benefits. These allowances are separate from base salary.
Two-year clinical/research track is funded through philanthropy and NIH T32 support. The separate one-year clinical track requires the applicant to bring funding. The source does not publish a stipend amount.
No later than February for a July start (recurring; no specific day published).
Funding
Mayo School of Graduate Medical Education institution-wide scale, effective March 11, 2026: USD 75,105–106,096 annual equivalents across graduate levels 1–10; level 7 is USD 95,417. The assigned graduate level determines pay; no programme-specific level is asserted. Benefits apply to appointments of at least one year.
Cardiology fellowships in North America: questions
How many cardiology fellowships are listed in North America?
CardiacFellow records 255 programme and host profiles at 171 institutions across 2 countrys in North America, covering Adult Congenital Heart Disease, Cardio-Oncology, Cardiac Critical Care, Echocardiography, Electrophysiology and Advanced Heart Failure & Transplant and more.
Which countries in North America have the most listings?
the USA (208) and Canada (47). Each country page lists its cities, subspecialties and official source links.
Do the programmes accept international applicants?
66 profiles here state that international applicants are accepted. For the rest the compiled sources do not say, which is not a refusal; confirm with the programme.
Does a listing mean a vacancy is open?
No. A profile records what the cited source says on the date shown. It does not establish an open vacancy, accreditation or eligibility, so verify the intake with the official programme.
