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Position Description: Structural Interventional Cardiology Opening with The Medical College of Wisconsin in Milwaukee The Division of Cardiovascular Medicine at the Medical College of Wisconsin (MCW
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Position Description: Summary Assist in the fabrication, construction, and testing of experimental systems in accordance with research protocols to develop new techniques. Assist with running
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structural interventions (TAVR, MitraClip, transcatheter valve-in-valve implantation, paravalvular leak closure, valvuloplasty, LAA occlusion, percutaneous ASD/PFO closure, etc) and is participating in
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teams in diagnosis & treatment of conditions requiring Cardiovascular intervention in a blended environment as a member of the Structural program in both the outpatient & inpatient setting Write accurate
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consultations or procedures, and supervising and evaluating, as necessary, challenging resident admissions or cases. Faculty have the opportunity to participate in a variety of scholarly projects. Structured
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cardiovascular problems including high risk PCI, complex electrophysiology procedures (Afib, VT ablation), valvular disease (structural), advanced heart failure referral, and advanced imaging (cardiac MR, coronary
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medicine, all the essential resources are readily available to carry out a comprehensive range of coronary and structural interventions. These encompass procedures such as complex coronary intervention
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structural interventions, Advance Heart Failure with vibrant Heart transplant, MCS, ECMO and Shock programs, and complex state of the art EP program. There will be an excellent compensation and benefits
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equipment and modern facilities. Within the division of cardiovascular medicine, all the essential resources are readily available to carry out a comprehensive range of coronary and structural interventions
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leadership teams in performance improvement, change management and leadership training through the application of basic and advanced problem-solving principles and thinking. Tools used include structured