Kathryn Jesseca Lindley, MD
April 19th, 2012
A Fellow at ISHLT: First-Day Impressions
Kathryn Jesseca Lindley, MD
Kate Lindley discovers the unique global focus and interdisciplinary breadth of ISHLT.
January 26th, 2012
Follow the Fellows: Turning Points
William Kent Cornwell, MD, Kathryn Jesseca Lindley, MD, Aaron C. Earles, DO and Erica Sarah Spatz, MD, MHS
The fellows describe the challenging moments that brought them to select cardiology as their specialty.
December 2nd, 2011
Follow the Fellows: Which Program Is Right for Me?
Erica Sarah Spatz, MD, MHS, Kathryn Jesseca Lindley, MD, William Kent Cornwell, MD and Aaron C. Earles, DO
For our new series at CardioExchange, “Follow the Fellows,” we have invited physicians from various cardiology fellowship programs to document their course through their training. In this post, the fellows describe how they chose their fellowship programs. You can read their earlier posts here and here. A Long and Winding Road by Erica Spatz, […]
September 22nd, 2011
Follow the Fellows: The Fellows Get Their Sealegs
Aaron C. Earles, DO, William Kent Cornwell, MD, Erica Sarah Spatz, MD, MHS and Kathryn Jesseca Lindley, MD
For our new series at CardioExchange, “Follow the Fellows,” we have invited physicians from various cardiology fellowship programs to document their course through their training. In their second post, the fellows continue to discuss their initial concerns and experiences soon after entering fellowship. You can read their first post here. Bill Cornwell — Being […]
September 13th, 2011
Follow the Fellows: A Series from the Front Lines
William Kent Cornwell, MD, Aaron C. Earles, DO, Kathryn Jesseca Lindley, MD and Erica Sarah Spatz, MD, MHS
Fellowship is such a unique experience that we at CardioExchange have wished for it to be documented from the front lines. And so we are introducing a new series, “Follow the Fellows.” We have invited fellows from various fellowship programs around the U.S. to document their course through their training over the next three years. Our […]
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