SCAI 2026 Fellows Courses | SCAI

SCAI's Fellows Courses teach future generations of interventional cardiologists the knowledge and skills they need for post-fellowship practice. 

If you are a current interventional cardiology fellow or are in, or have been accepted to, an advanced training program, or are within 5 years out of fellowship and interested in peripheral vascular interventions, explore which of the following four courses is the right one for you:

  • Interventional Cardiology
  • Congenital Heart Disease
  • Peripheral Vascular
  • Structural Heart Disease

All four courses are taught by an internationally recognized faculty in an engaging, collegial environment and scholarships are available for all fellows whose applications to attend one of the courses is accepted. 

300

Fellows

4

Courses

1

Location

Applications Close On Friday, October 9, 2026

Additional Resources & Opportunities for Fellows and Early Career Interventional Cardiologists

Joining SCAI makes you part of a trusted community and connects you to other forward-thinking interventional cardiology professionals.

SCAI Fellows Courses are the first step in the education and resources that SCAI offers as you progress through your interventional career. Below are just some additional resources and opportunities that SCAI offers:

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