Cardiology Fellowship Match 2023-2024

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Joining you here.. Cards fellowship 2023-24 cycle with future interest in heart failure & transplant Cardiology.
 
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Is it too soon to worry for visa requiring IMG not receiving any invitation so far? The forum seems pretty quiet this year.
 
I'm so mentally exhausted and feels like all the hard work I've done is for nothing. What is the point of almost 50 publications on PUBMED if my application will just be filtered out because I need VISA. Sad but true.
 
I'm so mentally exhausted and feels like all the hard work I've done is for nothing. What is the point of almost 50 publications on PUBMED if my application will just be filtered out because I need VISA. Sad but true.
A wise man said: "Worrying does not take away tomorrow's troubles, it take away
today's peace."
And I felt that deeply.
 
I'm so mentally exhausted and feels like all the hard work I've done is for nothing. What is the point of almost 50 publications on PUBMED if my application will just be filtered out because I need VISA. Sad but true.
Same position, so unfair
 
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I'm so mentally exhausted and feels like all the hard work I've done is for nothing. What is the point of almost 50 publications on PUBMED if my application will just be filtered out because I need VISA. Sad but true.
Lol you're in the US with a top 5% salary guaranteed. There's no obligation for programs to accommodate people who needs visa.

You are free to be a cardiologist in your home country.
 
Anyone knows of any good or not so good things about the cardiology fellowships at
University of Virginia,
Kansas University and
University of Rochester.
Got interviews from all but zoom sessions don't seem to do justice to show the reality. I am looking for a decent program where I get exposure to good learning, less research (inclining to Private practice) and work-life balance (ha ha).