St. Vincent Electrophysiology
Fellowship Program

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The American Board of Internal Medicine requires 2 years of electrophysiology fellowship training for board eligibility. During this time, fellows can maximize their learning with extra time rounding in the office with some of the senior electrophysiologists, and gain additional experience with multiple procedures, including ablation of atrial fibrillation, PSVT, ventricular tachycardia wth an endocardial and epicardial approach, and implantation of ICDs and pacemakers. It also provides ample time to do independent research. 

It is important for fellows to learn how to prepare case studies for presentation and discussion. As such, they are expected to be a part of the weekly lecture series developing cases with faculty input and presenting them for discussion. This skillset will be useful throughout your career.

THIS IS YOUR FELLOWSHIP and the ultimate goal is to allow you to become a leader in your chosen field of cardiology.

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Becker's 75 Best Hospitals for Cardiac Care | 2024

Congratulations to the entire team at the Ascension St. Vincent Heart Center for being recognized as #2 of 75 of the best cardiac care hospitals!
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Eric N Prystowsky, director of the Cardiac Arrhythmia Service at St Vincent Hospital, Indianapolis, and a consulting professor of medicine at Duke University Medical Center, Durham, USA, talks to Cardiac Rhythm News about his career. He considers the challenges facing electrophysiology, shares his most important accomplishments, and discusses the perils of social media, as well as future developments and their likely impact on practice.

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Online Series With Eric Prystowsky, MD, FHRS

The Heart Rhythm Society, in partnership with Eric Prystowsky, MD, FHRS, announces a new online video series called EP on EP. This series will feature exclusive video interviews with a wide range of influencers and leaders in the electrophysiology field. Dr. Prystowsky, a Past President of HRS, is recognized globally for his expertise in electrophysiology and his excellence in teaching and mentorship.

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