Cardiology?

[kumar28]

I wondering if this residency is somewhat possible to get into going DO. Does anyone know of any DO Cardiologists that I could contact?

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[ItNeverEnds]

All you have to do is type in "D.O. osteopathic cardiology" (or some variation of such terms) into google. Here's a taste of what you'll find:

http://www.heartdrs.com/phys/stomel.htm

http://www.heartdrs.com/phys/papa.htm

http://academiccardiology.com/physicians/smiley.htm

http://www.mcclinic.com/MCC/reeder.htm

http://medicine.nova.edu/academics/faculty/greber.html

http://www.mercynorthiowa.com/new/cardiologyfellowship.shtml

 

[maysqrd]

The best Cardiologist in my area is a DO. He is very highly respected by all of the physicians in the area but you seem a long way from California.

 

[Optimistic]

Originally posted by maysqrd
The best Cardiologist in my area is a DO. He is very highly respected by all of the physicians in the area but you seem a long way from California.

I am sure good DO's are in every field and everywhere and he will not have to come all the way to California to find one.

 

[DrQuinn]

As a DO you can pursue an osteopathic cardio fellowship, or do an MD cardio fellowship. I know of three DO cards off the top of my head that did MD card fellowships (two of those were interventional)
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