Training Programs

In addition to undergraduate medical education, our Heart & Vascular service line offers specialized training programs for technical and clinical specialists. These programs provide in-depth knowledge and hands-on training, equipping participants with the skills necessary for their respective roles in cardiovascular care.

These specialized educational programs offered within our Heart & Vascular service line reflect our commitment to fostering excellence in cardiovascular education and training. Whether it’s through undergraduate medical education or technical/clinical specialist programs, we strive to provide students and professionals with the necessary tools and experiences to excel in the ever-evolving field of heart and vascular medicine.

 

 

Perfusion Program
Cardiovascular Perfusion Training Program

Our Cardiovascular Perfusion training program is designed to train students in the field of cardiovascular perfusion. This highly specialized program accepts five to six students each year to ensure individualized attention and comprehensive training. Participants gain expertise in operating and managing the cardiopulmonary bypass machine during cardiac surgeries, ensuring optimal patient outcomes. Our program combines didactic coursework, hands-on training, and clinical rotations, providing students with a well-rounded education in cardiovascular perfusion.

Learn More
UTHealth Houston Heart & Vascular - EP Heart
EP Heart Cardiac Rhythmic Management Training Program

The EP Heart Cardiac Rhythmic Management training program focuses on the field of electrophysiology and cardiac rhythm management. This program is open to 20 students each year, allowing for a focused and immersive learning experience. Participants learn about the diagnosis and treatment of cardiac arrhythmias, including the use of various devices and interventions. Through a combination of didactic sessions, simulation exercises, and clinical rotations, students acquire the technical skills and clinical knowledge necessary for a career in cardiac electrophysiology.

Learn More