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Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer in developed countries. The need for well-trained specialists is obvious due to the societal impact of the disease. Training of cadres of future cardiovascular specialists is a daunting task. The ever-changing technological landscape and fast growing literature make it even more challenging. Time and effort invested into training such a specialist should pay off to society in improved quality of life and longevity. We would like to discuss the training of those who have just graduated from medical school and would be considered a “quality final product” about 2025.

Cardiovascular specialist 2025. Basics of training stay the same, logistics improve