How many years of education do you need to be a cardiologist?

Answer 1

Answer

8 years

Better Answer

Four years of college, Four years of medical school, three to eight years of residency, and you have to get certified by your state of practice.

Answer 2

The "Traditional" Method: high school ->4 years of undergraduate (life science, etc), MCAT, 4 years of postgraduate (Medical School Clerkship), 5-6 years (depending on the school) of general surgery residency, and then 3 years of cardiac surgery residency. Total: Other Ways: high school-> 6 years program of both under&post graduate together [*only available in specific universities (BSMD program, etc) ], and then 6 year program of both Residencies Program ( general & cardiac ) [*Also only available in specific universities]

Answer 3

Medical school is 4 years for all physicians. Cardiology fellowship ranges from 3-4 years post-medical school in the United States.

Answer 4

After med school - 3 or 4 years surgical residency, and then at least 2 more to specialize in cardiac work.

So 12 to high school, 16 to collage, 20 to MD, plus 6 more (at least).

Answer 5

14years

Answer 6

28