Established in 2002, the Advanced Percutaneous Coronary Intervention (PCI) and Structural Heart Disease Fellowship at Banner University Medical Center - Phoenix is a one-year Fellowship program dedicated to training the next generation of leaders in complex coronary and structural heart interventions.
The fellowship is designed for physicians who have successfully completed a three-year Internal Medicine residency, a three-year cardiovascular disease fellowship, and a one-year Interventional Cardiology fellowship. Through comprehensive clinical training, progressive procedural experience, and close faculty mentorship, fellows develop the expertise needed to care for patients with the full spectrum of complex coronary and structural heart disease.
Our mission is to educate knowledgeable, compassionate, and resilient physicians who deliver exceptional, evidence-based cardiovascular care. Fellows train in a collaborative, multidisciplinary environment that emphasizes clinical excellence, innovation, patient safety, and continuous quality improvement while caring for a diverse patient population.
In addition to advanced procedural training, the program is committed to supporting each fellow's personal and professional growth. We foster a culture of mentorship, wellness, and lifelong learning, preparing graduates to become independent practitioners, educators, and leaders who improve the health and well-being of the communities they serve.