Graduate Medical Education - Resident Programs | Medical Students

DESCRIPTION OF TRAINING SITES: (care centers)

Tertiary Care Centers:

Providence Medical Center/William Beaumont Medical Center/St. John's Medical Center

Approximately 12 months of training will take place at a tertiary care institution. The main tertiary affiliations are with Providence Medical Center, William Beaumont Medical Center and St. John's Medical center.

Providence Medical Center: Mark Rasak, D.O., Trainer

Botsford General Hospital has an affiliation agreement with Providence Medical Center which includes oversight by Dr. Mark Rasak who is Assistant Program Director, Cardiovascular Disease Residency Program. Providence Medical Center rotations include cardiac electrophysiology, cardiac catheterization and cardiac interventional cardiology.

St. John's Medical Center:

Botsford General Hospital has a longstanding relationship with St. John's Medical Center primarily in services of cardiac electrophysiology, interventional cardiology and nuclear cardiology. Dr. Luis Pires is the primary trainer at the institution and is head of cardiac electrophysiology.

William Beaumont Hospital:

Dr. William O'Neill, Chief of Cardiology at William Beaumont Hospital has a longstanding relationship with Botsford General Hospital cardiology fellowship program. Cardiac fellows primarily rotate in invasive and interventional cardiology, echocardiography and electrophysiology at this institution.

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