Central Illinois Providers Start Program to Recruit Cardiologists

The University of Illinois College of Medicine at Peoria, OSF St. Francis Medical Center and HeartCare Midwest have announced a new cardiovascular fellowship training program, according to a Peoria Journal Star report.

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The training program was formed in response to a national shortage of cardiologists and an aging population in Peoria.

The fellowship will begin July 13, 2013, when three physicians will start the three-year program. The fellowship will be at full strength by 2015 with as many as nine physicians studying under cardiologists, according to the report.

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