The SCIC CMR fellowship offers one year of advanced clinical and technical training in cardiovascular MRI. Fellows are immersed in daily case interpretation, protocol review, post-processing, scanner-based learning, and research activity under faculty supervision.
SCIC alumni lead cardiac imaging programmes at major academic centres across the world. Our fellows graduate with the clinical competence, research experience, and professional network to thrive in cardiac imaging and beyond.
Interpret cardiac MRI cases during the year alongside faculty
Protected research participation with active mentorship for a publication-quality project
Hands-on training with 1.5T & 3T scanners, 4D flow, T1/T2 mapping, and AI-assisted analysis
Celebrating CMR fellowship training completion of Dr. Zainab Althaha (right) at the Stephenson Cardiac Imaging Centre with Prof. Dr. Marco Gotte (left).
SCIC welcomes trainees interested in cardiovascular MRI research, including graduate students, undergraduate students, clinical fellows, and visiting researchers. Projects may span clinical CMR, advanced tissue characterization, 3D LGE, ECG-MRI, 4D flow, quantitative perfusion, interventional CMR, and image analysis.
3D LGE, mapping, perfusion, 4D flow, and real-time MRI
Supervised by clinicians, scientists, MR technologists, engineers, and students
Research questions grounded in high-volume clinical CMR practice
Automated segmentation, radiomics, predictive modelling
MHD artefact correction, ECGi integration, real-time denoising
5D cine, ultra-fast real-time imaging, gadolinium-free protocols
MRI-guided catheterization, ablation lesion visualization
Aortic disease, BAV, flow-based biomarkers
Prospective students should contact Dr. Justin Tse directly with a CV and brief statement of interest.
For current eligibility, required materials, contacts, and application instructions, please visit the official Libin Cardiovascular Institute training programs page.