Mayo Clinic’s Interventional Cardiology Fellowship offers advanced hands-on training and research in coronary and structural heart interventions in Jacksonville, Florida.
Funder: Mayo Clinic
Due Dates (Anticipated): September 2026
Funding Amounts: Standard Mayo Clinic GME fellow stipend and benefits; 1 position per year; 1–2 years duration.
Summary: Advanced, hands-on fellowship training in coronary and structural heart interventions at Mayo Clinic Florida.
The Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at Mayo Clinic in Jacksonville, Florida, provides a comprehensive educational experience in interventional cardiology. The program is structured to offer fellows extensive training in both coronary and structural heart disease interventions. The first year is ACGME-accredited and focuses on coronary interventions, including significant hands-on experience in the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory and outpatient Interventional Cardiology Clinic. An optional, non-accredited second year is available for advanced training in structural heart disease interventions.
Fellows engage in all aspects of patient care, including pre- and post-procedural management, technical performance of procedures, and progressive clinical responsibilities. The program emphasizes mentorship, team-based care, and provides opportunities for research and teaching. Trainees benefit from direct access to experienced faculty, regular evaluations, and a supportive environment with a focus on well-being, diversity, and inclusion.