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Cardiovascular Disease
Ganesh Raveendran, MD, MS, MBA
Ganesh Raveendran, MD, MS, MBA
I am deeply honored to serve as Chief of the Cardiovascular Division and the inaugural Dr. Jay N. Cohn Endowed Chair in Cardiology.
Cardiovascular medicine is one of the most storied programs at the University of Minnesota, with a rich legacy of clinical innovation, medical education, and scientific discovery. I am dedicated to support the efforts of our talented and accomplished faculty in advancing the clinical and academic programs in cardiovascular medicine and look forward to furthering our mission to serve as the world's premier campus for education and research dedicated to cardiovascular health.
Overview
The University of Minnesota's Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship program is a three-year ACGME-accredited training program in general and subspecialty cardiology designed to develop careers in clinical practice, academic medicine, and industry.
In addition, we offer 10 Advanced Fellowships including Advanced Heart Failure, Electrophysiology, and Interventional Cardiology.
Prominent clinical subspecialty areas within our fellowship program include the following:
Advanced cardiovascular imaging
Electrophysiology
Interventional and structural programs
Mechanical circulatory support and heart transplant
Heart transplantation
Critical care cardiology, the first ACGME-accredited program of its kind in the country
Fellows attend weekly academic half-day sessions covering ECG interpretation, core didactic lectures, journal club, non-invasive and invasive imaging, and grand rounds.
Our fellows are a diverse group of intelligent and driven trainees from all over the world. We strive to provide the fellows with an atmosphere of comradery and support to help them achieve their goals of becoming cardiologists on the cutting edge of medical knowledge.
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