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Fellows at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine and Saint Luke’s are mentored by national and international leaders in the cardiology field. Our primary training site is Saint Luke's Mid America Heart Institute, located at Saint Luke's Hospital of Kansas City near the Country Club Plaza.

Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute cardiovascular disease fellowship rotations allow for balance and flexibility within the program.

Meet the current and past cardiovascular fellows in the University of Missouri-Kansas City and Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute program.

Meet the program faculty for the University of Missouri-Kansas City and Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute cardiovascular fellowship program.

The Cardiovascular Multimodality Imaging Fellowship is a comprehensive one-year training program designed to offer advanced expertise in all major cardiovascular imaging modalities.

The Cardiovascular Intensive Care Rotation is a four-week experiential rotation. This rotation involves the provision of care for the patients of CVICU and cardiology patients on H4S.

Hundreds of patients enroll in these programs annually for a broad range of randomized trials and registry-based research studies, making the programs essential to the mission of Saint Luke’s Mid America Heart Institute.

The Cardiovascular Structural Intervention Fellowship through the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Medicine and Saint Luke’s Hospital accepts one candidate per academic year.

After spending much of her career in health care working for a pacemaker manufacturer, 52-year-old Annmarie Neal didn’t expect to have a health scare of her own. It was 2023, and after her mother became ill, Annmarie decided to move from Denver, Colorado, to Kansas City, Missouri, to be closer to her parents. She was looking forward to a slower pace of life—but life had other plans.

The goal of care coordination is to improve health outcomes for patients. Saint Luke’s care coordination team works collaboratively with the patient and the care team, including nurses, providers, and specialists.