Endovascular Fellow: 1-Year Hands-On Peripheral Training

Cardiovascular Logistics; Jacksonville (GA); On-site; USD 65,000 - 90,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Housing stipend

Health insurance

Job summary

Cardiovascular Logistics, in Jacksonville, FL, offers a yearlong Endovascular Fellowship designed for physicians who have completed an Interventional Cardiology fellowship and seek focused training in endovascular and peripheral interventions. Led by Dr.

Yazan Khatib, the program provides individualized mentorship within a high-volume cardiovascular practice. The fellow will train across office-based laboratories and hospital settings, with a schedule alternating between OBL and hospital

Qualifications

• Have completed an Interventional Cardiology fellowship.
• Board Certified or Board Eligible in the cardiovascular specialty.
• Strong interest in endovascular medicine and peripheral intervention.
• Commitment to advanced procedural training and clinical excellence.
• Eligibility for Florida medical licensure.
• Must not require J1 visa sponsorship.

Responsibilities

• Engage in one-year, yearlong advanced endovascular fellowship.
• Receive direct mentorship and procedural training from senior interventional cardiologists.
• Gain hands-on exposure to peripheral and endovascular procedures in OBL and hospital settings.
• Alternate weekly schedule between office-based lab experience and hospital rounding.
• Develop advanced procedural expertise within a physician-led practice.

Skills

Interventional Cardiology fellowship

Endovascular medicine interest

Patient-centered care

Clinical excellence

US residency completed

Florida medical licensure eligibility

Education

Board Certified in Cardiology

US residency program completed

Job description

Cardiovascular Logistics, in Jacksonville, FL, offers a yearlong Endovascular Fellowship designed for physicians who have completed an Interventional Cardiology fellowship and seek focused training in endovascular and peripheral interventions. Led by Dr.

Yazan Khatib, the program provides individualized mentorship within a high-volume cardiovascular practice. The fellow will train across office-based laboratories and hospital settings, with a schedule alternating between OBL and hospital