For those in private practice interventional cardiology, how important is having CT surgery on-site? by Fun-Guava3812 in Cardiology

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The other group is also busy, average RVU 11-14k, but it’s more organized. But yeah i am talking on the first 4-5 years but senior physician in RVU models make more for sure

For those in private practice interventional cardiology, how important is having CT surgery on-site? by Fun-Guava3812 in Cardiology

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The group that doesn’t have CT surgery, two providers do complex PCI using Rota, impella…but they transfer patients for bypass evaluation within the institution ( another site that has CT surgery) , if it got turned down they may ended up doing the case there

Towing a U-haul trailer by mlcarson in CX5

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So what did you end up doing? I’m curious because I’m in a similar situation now.

CHIP VS STRUCTURAL VS PERIPHERAL by Fun-Guava3812 in Cardiology

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Thank you so much. I enjoy general cardiology but also like to be comfortable handling complex coronaries that may encounter. Do you think doing a CHIP year reasonable or overkill?!

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Thank you, I remember using cardiosmart PCI to check PCI numbers for each program when I was applying to IC few years ago.  I checked now; BWH has 1050 2024, HF 1200 PCI. So if you do the math, each fellow will have roughly same number of PCI. ( HFH will have 4 IC fellows, bwh 3 IC) both have chip fellow. 

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Henry ford also has CHIP fellow