Electrophysiology Fellowship program facts

Overview

Established in 1977, the Aurora Electrophysiology Fellowship is the longest-running EP fellowship in the U.S. Our two-year, Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education (ACGME)-accredited program is built on a foundation of education and research. Three new fellows are accepted to the Electrophysiology Fellowship each year.

We have seven EP labs that expose trainees to over 3,000 cases, 25% of which are complex cases. Our faculty actively participate in clinical research in the most important areas of clinical cardiac electrophysiology care—from drug trials to investigational devices and tools to new approaches to arrhythmia treatment—and extend this research to the fellowship level.

Our trainees have gone on to pursue successful careers in academics and private practice, and some have joined our own faculty.

Training facility

The program’s primary training site is Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center. It houses a fully funded basic research laboratory and is the largest tertiary cardiac referral center in Wisconsin.

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Curriculum

Fellows receive comprehensive training in clinical electrophysiology, and are encouraged to participate in faculty members' ongoing research projects or an independent project.

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Faculty publications

Electrophysiology Fellowship faculty members and fellows regularly publish reviews, books and research. Explore publications and scholarly activities from 1999–present.

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Salary & benefits

The Aurora Electrophysiology Fellowship offers a competitive salary, comprehensive health coverage for you and your eligible dependents and many other perks.

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Apply to the fellowship

Learn how to apply to the Aurora Electrophysiology Fellowship program. Get information about candidate requirements and the application process. Apply to Electrophysiology Fellowship program