Division of Cardiology

Department of Internal Medicine
MSC10-5550
1 University of New Mexico
Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131
Phone: (505) 272-4253
Fax: (505) 272-4356
cardiology@salud.unm.edu

Clinics:
General, Heart Failure, Prevention:
(505) 272-CARD (2273)
Westside Clinic: (505) 925-6000

• Cardiology homepage
• Interventional Cardiology Catheterization Center
• Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program
• Advanced Heart Failure Program
  • Program homepage
  • Practice parameters
  • Program Faculty
  • For our patients
• Electrophysiology
• Non-Invasive Cardiology Laboratories
• Women's Cardiovascular Health Program
• Cardiology Fellowship
  • Fellowship homepage
  • Rotations and conferences
  • 2011-2012 Fellows
• Cardiology Faculty
• Cardiac Rehabilitation Clinic
• Contact the Division

Fellowship

The Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship Training Program accepts applications only through the Electronic Residency Application Service (ERAS). Applications for the 2013-2014 academic year are accepted starting July 1, 2012, and must be complete by July 31, 2012. Applications must include a completed application form, three letters of recommendation, a Dean's letter, official medical school transcript, and personal statement. We will begin interviews in August 2012 and interview no later than November 2, 2012.

The focus on highly specialized areas of patient care is a direct result of the explosion of knowledge and advances in technology in cardiovascular medicine over the past 20 years. Accordingly, the division is comprised of groups of individuals who provide such highly specialized services. These groups can be broadly categorized as follows- invasive and interventional cardiology; non-invasive cardiovascular imaging; electrophysiology; preventive cardiology; and several additional areas of particular interest that cut across the above disciplines (adult congenital heart disease, heart disease in women).

In addition to the clinical mission of the division, faculty members are engaged in specific areas of research within their sub-specialty. The reader is referred to the research activities section for further information. Finally, faculty members are continuously engaged in the education of students, physicians-in-training and each other. This is the essence of working within a university environment and it is this "culture" which is unique in the state of New Mexico.

Westside Cardiology Clinic opens

The UNM Cardiology Clinic opened July 18, 2011. Cardiologist Robert DuBroff, MD, serves as lead physician and is joined by UNM faculty cardiologists. Patients have access to a full range of outpatient cardiovascular diagnostic services provided by a team of board certified cardiologists and specialized technicians. Read more.