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Do you feel you were properly trained for all parts of your job as a cardiologist ?

please explain how did you realise that and if not then how did you overcome the gaps?

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James’s Answer

No physician knows all they wish they knew. One of the wonderful things about the medical profession is how science continues to evolve. One must plan to be a life-long learner. Cardiology fellowships (after a residency in internal medicine or pediatrics, typically) are quite well accredited, so any program will give you a solid experience. Many cardiologists go on after basic fellowship to sub-specialize.
Just keep exploring and learning and you'll be fine.
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Donald’s Answer

Hi Aroma. Thanks for reaching out. I'm not a cardiologist nor in the Healthcare industry. But, I'm an experienced Hospitality Professional working in Restaurants, Hotels, and Bars. First, register on LinkedIn and make connections with cardiologists on LinkedIn.
To have your questions answered, you might want to consider joining cardiology groups on LinkedIn. Hope this helps.
Thank you comment icon I appreciate this, thank you for the advice. Aroma
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