About Our Program

Join the University of Wisconsin Interventional Cardiology (IC) fellowship and be in the center of the action in a full-service clinical program.

Training in state-of-the-art coronary and structural interventions—and advanced subspecialty research—gives you the experience you need for success.

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Meet our Program Director

"Join a collaborative, high-volume environment that emphasizes patient-centered care, innovation, and academic growth. You can anticipate a rewarding and rigorous experience while gaining hands-on expertise in coronary and structural interventions."

Dr. Gregory Tester

Why You'll Love Our Program

  • A nationally recognized hospital and heart and vascular center with a high-volume service line guarantees access to the full spectrum of patient complexity and procedural opportunities
  • Support from a team of advanced practice providers so you can focus on developing procedural skills
  • Simulation in our onsite clinical simulation program
  • First-operator experience early in your training
  • Paired faculty mentorship on arrival to provide guidance along your educational and career trajectory
“I thoroughly enjoyed my time at UW and have felt incredibly well trained as I started my practice and continue into my fifth year as an interventional cardiologist. The variety of procedures, volume and mentorship balanced with autonomy is second to none.”
Fellowship alum
“Dr. Jacobson is an excellent operator as well as teacher/mentor. He always tries to challenge his fellows and hone their skills with positive feedback and constructive criticism. He is the role model for excellent leadership.”
Fellowship alum
View from kayak paddling across Lake Monona in Madison, with the Monona Terrace convention center in the background
View from kayak paddling across Lake Monona in Madison, with the Monona Terrace convention center in the background

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Questions?

Please contact us with any questions about our program.