From Interested 3rd Year to New Congenital Cath Attending-Securing and Maximizing 4th Year Interventional Training

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Video Summary

The video focuses on the topic of securing and maximizing fourth year training for pediatric cardiology fellows. Dr. Brian Murray, Director of Cardiac Cath Labs at Seattle Children's Hospital, discusses various aspects of the process. He highlights the need for proactive research on fellowship opportunities, as well as the importance of reaching out to program directors and cath lab directors early on. He mentions the lack of a standardized application process and encourages fellows to be academically productive and build fruitful relationships with faculty mentors. The video also delves into factors to consider when choosing a fourth year position, such as program size and volume, educational opportunities, location, and research infrastructure. Dr. Murray provides advice on making the most of a fourth year, including being a good assistant, staying present, being prepared and proactive, seeking mentorship, and learning from experienced cardiologists. The video concludes with a call to reach out for further assistance and guidance.

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Brian Morray, MD

Keywords

fourth year training

pediatric cardiology fellows

research opportunities

program directors

academic productivity