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General cardiology fellowships in the US are 3 additional years of training after first completing a 3 year internal medicine residency and 4 years of medical school. I describe how cardiology fellowships are structured, what a typical call shift is like, and a what a day to day schedule is like. Comment below if you want to learn more about specific aspects of cardiology fellowships!
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