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CARDIOLOGY
Cardiology:
Child Cardiology Associates (CCA) & Pediatric Cardiology Associates
(PCA)
One
month block rotation in cardiology is arranged during the PL-1 year
at one of two cardiology practices. The majority of the time
(50-70%) will be spent in the office interviewing, examining and
discussing patients with cardiac abnormalities (or evaluation to
rule-out). A smaller percentage of time (30-50%) will be spent
in the hospital setting seeing cardiology inpatients for additional
experience with those acutely ill. By assisting with consultations,
experience will be developed in the acute evaluation of infants
and children with potentially serious cardiac problems. A
small percentage of the time will allow familiarity with specialized
procedures such as transthoracic and transesophageal echocardiography,
cardiac catheterization, pacemaker insertion, and electrophysiologic
studies. Flexibility will be allowed in the schedule to allow
the resident to take advantage of patients presenting unexpectedly
(e.g., newborn or ED consultations). This will enhance the
development of skills for the acute assessment of such patients
as well as the experience to treat them.
Contact: Stephen Shapiro,
MD (CCA)
Hours: Varies. (703) 876-8410
Address: Town and Country
Building, Suite 250
8318 Arlington, Blvd, Fairfax, VA
Directions: From Fairfax
Hospital, turn left onto Gallows Road, turn left onto Route 50 (West)-Arlington
Blvd., at stoplight, turn right onto Williams Drive, turn right
into third driveway - second parking lot- first building (Town and
Country Building on right)
Contact: Alan Benheim,
MD (PCA)
Hours: Varies. (703)
573-0504
Address: Yorktown 50
Building, Suite 610
8316 Arlington Blvd. Fairfax, VA 22031
Directions: From Fairfax
Hospital, turn left onto Gallows Road, turn left onto Route 50 (West)-Arlington
Blvd., at stoplight, turn right onto Williams Drive, turn right
into third driveway - second parking lot- second building (Yorktown
50 Building on right).
Hints & Expectations:
Rotation includes spending
time in the office and rounding with the attending in the hospital.
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