Young Adult With Congenital Heart Disease Has Completed Three Marathons…and Counting
Alexa, born with tetralogy of Fallot, thrives today as a nurse and marathon runner thanks to adult congenital heart disease care at Mass General Brigham.
Corrigan Minehan Heart Center
Contact Information
55 Fruit Street
Boston,
MA
02114
Phone: 617-724-4175
Email: ahorstmann@mgh.harvard.edu
Department Contact
Allegra Horstmann
Program Manager
This is a two-year ACGME fellowship program. All applicants must be board certified/eligible in internal medicine with at least two years of clinical training in cardiovascular medicine.
Learn more about the program by downloading our brochure.
Download the brochure >Requirements of the Electrophysiology Fellowship Program include:
We are no longer accepting applications for 2025-2026.
Applicants interested in the program must submit their applications via ERAS. We review applications one year prior to the intended start date and interviews are conducted in the Fall. Our program ID# is 1542412029.
A completed application should include the following:
We will also be participating in the NRMP (Match).
Learn more about the faculty of the Electrophysiology Fellowship
As part of the largest teaching hospital of Harvard Medical School, we train residents, fellows and current providers in innovative therapies.
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