Clinical training · Pediatric Cardiology

Paediatric Cardiology training recommendations (Danish Paediatric Society, 2026)

Dansk Pædiatrisk Selskab (Danish Paediatric Society)

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Multiple (Denmark-wide) · Denmark

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Training at a glance

Pathway
Clinical training
Duration
Expert-level training: 3 years of full-time employment in congenital cardiology, covering both paediatric and cardiology departments.
Recorded capacity
Not recorded
Accreditation
Based on AEPC recommendations for training in paediatric cardiology (2005) adapted to national conditions; stated to be recommendations rather than ultimate requirements.
Entry qualifications
Specialist in paediatrics or cardiology.
Visa / sponsorship
Visa and sponsorship not recorded
Funding / fees
Not recorded
Application timing
Current cycle not confirmed

Recorded detail coverage

3 of 12 structured details recorded. This measures how much has been captured here, not the quality of the program.

9 details to confirm with the program
  • Recorded capacity
  • Application route
  • Clinical registration
  • Clinical language
  • Visa / sponsorship
  • Funding / fees
  • Application timing
  • Program contact
  • Program leadership
About Pediatric Cardiology

Congenital and acquired heart disease in children. A typical pathway in the subspecialty overview is about 3 years; this program’s own length may differ. Subspecialty overview →

Original import notes — historical context

These notes were captured before later field checks. Where they differ, consult the dated field evidence and official sources below.

Danish Paediatric Society training recommendations (March 2026) for paediatricians and cardiologists treating congenital and acquired heart disease in children; Rigshospitalet is the national centre, with Aarhus and Odense as highly specialised centres.

Clinical and research exposure

Recommended minimum 1000 transthoracic, 50 transoesophageal and 20 fetal echocardiograms for the expert level.

Application and international eligibility

Current intake and a structured application deadline are not independently confirmed.

7 application details to confirm

Not separately recorded: International eligibility; Application document language; Tuition and fees; Application route; Clinical registration; Clinical language; Program leadership. Consult the official program source before applying.

Sources and record history

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Pediatric Cardiology Post-basic Residency (Argentina)

Hospital Nacional Profesor Alejandro Posadas

Buenos Aires (western suburbs) · Argentina

Pediatric Cardiology

Duration
Two-year post-basic residency, as described in the published curriculum; this is not a current vacancy announcement.
Recorded capacity
Not recorded

Post-basic residency, total duration two years; site Hospital Nacional Posadas, El Palomar (Buenos Aires province).

Record updated 2026-10-29 · Evidence policy

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Clinical trainingIntake not confirmed

Advanced Training in Paediatric Cardiology

Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP)

Multiple accredited sites (Australia and New Zealand) · Australia

Pediatric Cardiology

Duration
3 years
Recorded capacity
Not recorded

This source is a PREP training handbook. Its transition banner directs trainees starting in 2024 or later to a new curriculum; PREP details are retained with that cohort scope. RACP is a training authority rather than…

Record updated 2026-10-31 · Evidence policy

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