Congenital · Clinical Fellowship

Congenital Cardiac Surgery Fellowship

University of Minnesota Medical School, Department of Surgery · Minneapolis, Minnesota, United States · Minneapolis · United States

Programme overview

A congenital cardiac surgery fellowship in the University of Minnesota Department of Surgery with emphasis on inpatient post-operative care management. The programme includes a robust transplant and VAD training component and is highly focused on research in those areas. Graduates of the minimum one-year fellowship are expected to perform sternotomy, cannulation, bypass weaning and single procedures under a senior assistant and understand paediatric heart transplantation.

Associated faculty

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Programme details

Focus
Congenital cardiac surgery with transplant and VAD training
Duration
One-year minimum
Official contact
Jasmine Jackson, Program Administrator, jacks589@umn.edu
Data quality
Official institutional source verified 9 Oct 2026
Source type
Official institutional or society page
Registration
University of Minnesota / institutional GME credentialing applies
Language
English
Visa information
Not publicly listed — confirm directly with the host.
Participation
Clinical congenital cardiac surgery fellowship including transplant and VAD training
Eligibility
Confirm current eligibility criteria on the official programme page
Funding
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International applicants
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Clinical participation
Clinical congenital cardiac surgery fellowship including transplant and VAD training
Registration
University of Minnesota / institutional GME credentialing applies
Visa
Not publicly listed — confirm directly with the host.
Language
English

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How to apply

The page gives no application form or cycle; contact the programme administrator, Jasmine Jackson (jacks589@umn.edu).

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Verification notes

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