Autonomic Disorders Fellowship

The Cardiac Electrophysiology and Autonomic Disorders Program at the University of Toledo Medical Center is now accepting applications for a one-year clinical fellowship in Autonomic Disorders — one of the first dedicated training programs of its kind in the country.

Fellows will participate in continuity and consultative clinics dedicated to syncope, POTS, orthostatic intolerance, and other autonomic disorders, gaining direct experience in patient evaluation, autonomic testing interpretation, and longitudinal management under close faculty supervision.

Fellows will serve on the inpatient autonomic disorders/syncope consult service, evaluating hospitalized patients referred for syncope and dysautonomia workup, and coordinating care with cardiology, neurology, and other services.

Fellows will gain hands‑on exposure in the EP lab, including participation in device implantation (pacemakers, loop recorders, and related procedures) relevant to the diagnosis and management of syncope and autonomic disorders.

Fellows will share on-call coverage for autonomic disorders and syncope consultations, which may include call paired with Dr. Grubb. Specific call frequency and structure will be discussed with selected candidates.

Upon successful completion of the fellowship, there is potential for a faculty position at The University of Toledo Medical Center for well‑qualified candidates.

Candidates must have completed an ACGME‑accredited Cardiology fellowship. Prior training or interest in electrophysiology is welcomed but not required.

Visa sponsorship is not available for this position.

Candidates must have completed an ACGME‑accredited Cardiology fellowship. Prior training or interest in electrophysiology is welcomed but not required.