Endovascular interventions fellowship after completing IC?

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hey folks, does it make financial sense to do an additional year of fellowship training after interventional cardiology in endovascular interventions? what is the market for such a skillset outside academia (which is woefully underpaid)?
 
is this like peripheral stuff? could be a printing press as it's the wild west out there

if it's a cto fellowship, then def not worth it.
 
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Peripheral intervention will definitely help expand your options in the future. I would try to get into a program where EVT fellowship can be done in the 3rd year, followed by IC fellowship in the 4th year, rather than 3-year general +1-year IC + 1-year EVT.
 
Won’t necessarily be needed to land a job but does open up a lot higher ceiling if you can get an equity position in a ASC/office-based lab.. or to a lesser extent an RVU based production contract
 
Won’t necessarily be needed to land a job but does open up a lot higher ceiling if you can get an equity position in a ASC/office-based lab.. or to a lesser extent an RVU based production contract
Thanks, very illuminating answer.