Drs John Galla and Casey Becker put "the chairman in the hot seat" as they interview Dr Steve Nissen on the future of training for fellows. Do you agree that training is too long? Should cardiology be a freestanding specialty? How to complete training before becoming a grandparent? Is "resistance futile"? View this lively discussion and then share your thoughts with us!

Episode 6: Dr Steve Nissen: Is fellows' training too long?

The latest cardiology education and news - focused on training, research, and career planning. Through fellow conducted interviews of leading cardiologists, the Fellows’ corner provides a forum to share experience and knowledge while facilitating exchange and promoting optimal practice. Interviews are conducted by fellows from the leading US-based academic institutions and are produced on a monthly basis.<img width="600" height="600" alt="" border="0" src="http://media.theheart.org/podcasts/Fellows_Corner/Photos/iTunes-Fellows_Corner-v2-600x600.jpg">

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The latest cardiology education and news - focused on training, research, and career planning. Through fellow conducted interviews of leading cardiologists, the Fellows’ corner provides a forum to share experience and knowledge while facilitating exchange and promoting optimal practice. Interviews are conducted by fellows from the leading US-based academic institutions and are produced on a monthly basis.

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