Opportunity to Attend SCAI Fellows Course 2026

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Opportunity to Attend SCAI Fellows Course 2026

21st July 2026

Exciting opportunity for senior PCI trainees and fellows: 

The Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) has invited BCIS to send one interventional cardiology fellow to participate in the 2026 SCAI Fellows Course. 

The SCAI Fellows Courses is the specialty’s premier Fellows-only course and is designed to provide an engaging environment in which attendees can interact with internationally recognized faculty. The curriculum offers participants a comprehensive education in core curriculum, fundamental techniques and tools, and representative cases that will be essential to their future as a practicing interventionalist. 

This year’s courses will be held Thursday 9 December – Sunday 13 December  at the Hyatt Regency, Miami, FL.  SCAI will offer free registration, and we will reimburse housing up to five nights (December 8-13) at our SCAI nightly rate. 

Please visit the SCAI website and the Fellows Page for additional details about this opportunity. 

Application: 

Please note, this opportunity is available to senior trainees (ST7) or PCI fellows only who are members of BCIS.  

Interventional Cardiology Fellow Qualification: Nominated Fellow is currently in an accredited interventional cardiology fellowship program in the UK and has not previously attended the SCAI Fellows Course. 

To apply, please submit the form within the link at the bottom of this page which should include: 

  • Your details as requested 
  • An updated copy of your CV 
  • A short (no more than one side A4) supporting statement regarding your commitment to interventional training and how you will use this opportunity for personal development and shared learning 

The deadline for applications is Friday 21 August at 5 PM. The applications will be reviewed by members of the Training and Education Group and the successful candidate will be informed no later than Friday 28 August. 

Attendees must attend the full meeting in order to receive reimbursement for the hotel costs after the meeting concludes. The successful candidate will be required to write a full report of the course and share photographs of the course for submission on the BCIS website. 

 

SCAI Fellows Course 2026

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Fellowship Opportunity | STRUCTURAL | Toronto

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Fellowship Opportunity | STRUCTURAL | Toronto

16th July 2026

Now Open for Applications 

Application Deadline: Thursday 13th August 2026 (5pm)
Position Commencing: July 2027 – 2028  (1 year Structural  focused)
Shortlisting Interviews: TBC

BCIS is excited to announce a brand new international fellowship at St Michael’s Hospital,  Toronto with applications now being taken. 

This post offers a well-established, high-quality, high-volume interventional training in prominent international cardiac centres. The post is funded for 12 months, an expected salary is £70,000, the contribution is equally split between BCIS industry support and the hosting centre.   The training programme is primarily focussed on all aspects of structural heart intervention, and there will be the opportunity to participate in clinical research related to structural heart intervention. As well as offering advanced interventional training, it provides an excellent opportunity to live and work in another country and experience a different healthcare system.

The posts are highly competitive and are most suitable for individuals who already have a strong background of interventional training and academic research.

Access to the fellowships is limited to UK trainees in their final two years of Specialist Registrar training who intend to specialise in interventional cardiology and are BCIS members. The supervising consultants act on behalf of the BCIS Training and Education Group.

Within the form, you will need to attach a detailed CV (this should include a personal statement and procedural numbers) AND letters of support from two supervisory consultants. If you have any issues with the application process please email BCIS@millbrookconferences.co.uk. The shortlisted applicants will be invited to join a virtual interview with members of the Training and Education Working Group, date to be confirmed, you are not required prepare anything to present to the panel.

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Unit 8, Midland Court, Central Park, Lutterworth
Leicestershire LE17 4PN

BCIS Fellowship: Toronto – 2027 – 2028

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    CALL FOR EOI: BCIS AHP Working Group | Member without Portfolio

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    CALL FOR EOI: BCIS AHP Working Group | Member without Portfolio

    11th June 2026

    We would like to invite expressions of interest from BCIS members keen to have a role in the continued development of our Society by contributing to the work of the AHP Group. 

    Allied Health Professional Working Group: Member Without Portfolio 

    We are looking for a dedicated, enthusiastic and experienced allied health professional to join the Group and play a key role in its various activities including organisation of the BCIS AHP Summer Meeting; ACI – AHP sessions. You can find out more details about the Allied Health Professionals Group on the BCIS website where there is a dedicated AHP area. 

    The position is for a 3-year term commencing in August 2026.

    Person Specification 

    Qualifications: Relevant professional qualification for discipline. 

    Experience: Relevant experience in interventional cardiology practice. As a guide, indicative experience of eight years post qualification with at least five years working within interventional cardiology desirable. Minimum of two years at senior level. 

    Other: an interest in teaching and education is essential with an expected commitment to take part in sessions during the AHP Summer meeting and ACI. Experience of delivering talks / leading teaching sessions is desirable. Must be an allied health professional and BCIS member. 

    As a member of the Working Group, you are expected to prioritise attendance at all scheduled meetings. The group holds a minimum of two meetings per year, with the possibility of additional meetings being held on an ad-hoc basis. You will be notified of upcoming meetings with sufficient notice. We ask that you take this into consideration when applying for any Working Group roles.  

    Application 

    Application is by self-nomination, with reference to the person specification above. A supporting statement from the candidate, no more than 500 words  which specifically addresses their suitability for the role must accompany self-nomination in order for the application to be valid. 

    These applications will be scored by a panel consisting of the AHP Lead, together with other members of BCIS Council and Working Group. The successful candidates will be chosen based upon the best scores. 

    The deadline for applications is Friday 10 July (5pm). 

    Please contact Laura Starr laura.starr@dchft.nhs.uk for informal enquires or BCIS Administration for application enquires: bcis@millbrookconferences.co.uk  

    Best wishes, 

    Laura Starr 

    AHP Working Group Lead 

     

    BCIS Secretariat, Millbrook Medical Conferences Ltd
    Unit 8, Midland Court, Central Park, Lutterworth
    Leicestershire LE17 4PN

    Sorry, the deadline has passed for self-nomination and we will not longer be taking applications for these positions.

    CALL FOR EOI: BCIS Communications Working Group

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    CALL FOR EOI: BCIS Communications Working Group

    12th May 2026

    Expression of Interest – BCIS Communications Group

    The British Cardiovascular Intervention Society (BCIS) is inviting expressions of interest from enthusiastic, innovative, and committed BCIS members who are keen to contribute to the continued growth and development of the Society.

    Successful applicants will work closely with the Communications Group Lead, Dr Krishnaraj Rathod, helping to shape and strengthen BCIS communications, digital engagement, and educational outreach.

    About the BCIS Communications Group

    The Communications Group plays a central role in overseeing the Society’s:

    • Website development and digital presence
    • Social media strategy and content
    • Digital educational activities and engagement initiatives

    The group also supports effective communication between BCIS members, BCIS Council, and the wider cardiovascular community, including BCS, EAPCI, ESC, and PCR.

    Eligibility and Person Specification

    Applications are welcomed from all BCIS members. Applicants should be able to demonstrate:

    • Strong communication and organisational skills
    • Experience in communications and/or digital engagement
    • An active understanding of social media platforms and their professional use
    • Familiarity with website development or digital content management

    This appointment is for a 3-year term.

    How to Apply

    Applications should be made by self-nomination and must include:

    • A supporting statement (maximum 500 words) outlining your suitability for the role and addressing the person specification above.

    Please note that applications submitted without a supporting statement will not be considered.

    The closing date for applications is Friday 12 June at 5:00pm.

    To apply, please complete the application form at the bottom of this page before the deadline.

    For any questions regarding the application process, please contact:
    BCIS@millbrookconferences.co.uk

    We look forward to receiving your application.

    BCIS Secretariat, Millbrook Medical Conferences Ltd
    Unit 8, Midland Court, Central Park, Lutterworth
    Leicestershire LE17 4PN

    CALL FOR EOI: BCIS Training and Education Working Group | Member Without Portfolio: Trainees Education Programme Assistant

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    CALL FOR EOI: BCIS Training and Education Working Group | Member Without Portfolio: Trainees Education Programme Assistant

    27th April 2026

    Training and Education Group Member: Member without Portfolio: Trainees Education Programme Assistant

    BCIS invites BCIS members to contribute to the Training & Education Group (TEG), supporting the Society’s educational mission, including fellowships, BCIS courses, and ACI sessions, as well as the interventional fellowship programme.

    This role focuses on assisting the current Programme Lead, Kalaivani Mahadevan, to organise the educational and programme aspects of the annual Trainees Conference.

    Who Can Apply

    • Any BCIS member with experience in interventional cardiology education and training
    • Demonstrated committee experience, organisational skills and leadership ability

    Commitment

    • 3-year tenure, starting immediately
    • Active participation in TEG activities with the intention to take over as lead for Programme lead in due course

    How to Apply

    Submit a self-nomination with a supporting statement (max 500 words) addressing your suitability via the form below.

    Closing date: 25 May 2026

    Applications will be reviewed by TEG Chair Brian Clapp and other TEG members. Successful candidates will be selected based on scoring against the person specification.

    BCIS Secretariat, Millbrook Medical Conferences Ltd
    Unit 8, Midland Court, Central Park, Lutterworth
    Leicestershire LE17 4PN

    BCIS Radiation Protection and Cath Lab Safety Working Group

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    BCIS Radiation Protection and Cath Lab Safety Working Group

    24th April 2026

    Radiation protection continues to be an important topic for interventional cardiologists. We would like to know more  about your experience with radiation protection in the cath lab – please take a few minutes to fill out the survey.

    Thank you in advance,
    Vinoda Sharma, Focus Group Lead

    Complete Survey Here

    BCIS Fellowship Announcement

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    BCIS Fellowship Announcement

    19th March 2026

    The BCIS Training and Education Working Group held the shortlisted international fellowship interviews on Tuesday 17 March for the Vancouver coronary & structural position, and it’s our pleasure to announce the appointment of:

    Dr Fiyyaz Ahmed-Jushuf, St Georges Hospital 

    We congratulate Fiyyaz on his appointment and wish him a very successful two-years in his position at St Pauls Hospital.

    We also wish to thank all the other applicants, the standard of applications and all those interviewed were superb reflecting the strength of interventional training in the UK centres as well as the trainees’ commitment to achieving excellent standards.

    Best Wishes,
    BCIS Fellowship Programme Committee

    Fellowship Opportunity | Coronary | Auckland

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    Fellowship Opportunity | Coronary | Auckland

    10th March 2026

    Now Open for applications 

    Application Deadline: Friday 10 April 2026 (5pm)
    Position Vacant: October 2026 – October 2027 (1 year coronary focused)

     Current Incumbent: Sam McGrath (October 2025 –  October 2026)

    This post offers a well-established, high-quality, high-volume interventional training in prominent international cardiac centres. The post is funded for 12 months, an expected salary is £70,000, the contribution is equally split between BCIS industry support and the hosting centre.   The training programme is primarily focussed on cath lab activity and coronary intervention, but there will be the opportunity to participate in interventional research. As well as offering advanced interventional training, it provides an excellent opportunity to live and work in another country and experience a different healthcare system.

    The posts are highly competitive and are most suitable for individuals who already have a strong background of interventional training and academic research.

    Access to the fellowships is limited to UK trainees in their final two years of Specialist Registrar training who intend to specialise in interventional cardiology and are BCIS members. The supervising consultants act on behalf of the BCIS Training and Education Group.

    Within the form, you will need to attach a detailed CV (this should include a personal statement and procedural numbers) AND letters of support from two supervisory consultants. If you have any issues with the application process please email BCIS@millbrookconferences.co.uk. The shortlisted applicants will be invited to join a virtual interview with members of the Training and Education Working Group on Wednesday 22 April,  you are not required prepare anything to present to the panel.

    Job Description
    Read Current Incumbent’s Report

    BCIS Secretariat, Millbrook Medical Conferences Ltd
    Unit 8, Midland Court, Central Park, Lutterworth
    Leicestershire LE17 4PN

    CALL FOR EOI: BCIS Training and Education Working Group | Member Without Portfolio

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    CALL FOR EOI: BCIS Training and Education Working Group | Member Without Portfolio

    6th March 2026

     

    Training and Education Group Member: Member without Portfolio: Consultant Fellows Editor Lead

     

    BCIS invites Consultant members to contribute to the Training & Education Group (TEG), supporting the Society’s educational mission, including fellowships, BCIS courses, and ACI sessions, as well as the interventional fellowship programme.

    This role focuses on leading the Fellows Editor position, supporting selected fellows with their monthly literature by providing ideas, guidance, proofreading, and mentorship.

     

    Who Can Apply

    • BCIS Consultant members with experience in interventional cardiology education and training
    • Demonstrated committee experience, organisational skills, and leadership ability

    Commitment

    • 3-year tenure, starting immediately
    • Active participation in TEG activities and Fellows Editor oversight

    How to Apply

    Submit a self-nomination with a supporting statement (max 500 words) addressing your suitability via the form below.

    Closing date: Friday 3 April 2026

    Applications will be reviewed by TEG Chair Brian Clapp and BCIS Council members. Successful candidates will be selected based on scoring against the person specification.

    BCIS Secretariat, Millbrook Medical Conferences Ltd
    Unit 8, Midland Court, Central Park, Lutterworth
    Leicestershire LE17 4PN

    CALL FOR EOI: BCIS Structural Working Group | Member Without Portfolio

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    CALL FOR EOI: BCIS Structural Working Group | Member Without Portfolio

    6th March 2026

    BCIS invites members to express interest in joining the Structural Cardiac Intervention Working Group to help shape the future of structural cardiac care in the UK. The group develops guidelines, research, and position statements, and works to improve quality and equity of services nationwide.

     

    Who Can Apply

    • BCIS members not already on a Working Group
    • Extensive experience in structural intervention (e.g., transcatheter valves, PFO/LAA occlusion, paravalvular leak closure)
    • Specific interest in Congenital Heart Disease
    • Committee experience, leadership, and strong organisational skills

    Commitment

    • 3-year tenure
    • Attend at least 2 meetings per year, with possible ad-hoc sessions

    How to Apply

    Submit a self-nomination with a 500-word statement outlining your suitability via the form below.

    Deadline: Friday 3 April 2026

    Applications will be reviewed by Suneil Aggarwal, BCIS Council members, and current Working Group members.