• Víctor Rossel, Jorge Gajardo, Rodrigo Miranda, Yalile Nauhm, Ricardo Larrea, Douglas Greig, Flor Fernández, Alex Bittner, Rubén Aguayo, Paola Varleta, Gonzalo Sanhueza, Claudio Bugueño, Luis Quiñiñir, Marcelo Llancaqueo, Oneglio Pedemonte, Patricio Julio, Luis Sepúlveda, Miguel Oyonarte, and en representación de la Sociedad Chilena de Cardiología y Cirugía Cardiovascular..
• Facultad de Medicina, Universidad de Chile, Santiago, Chile.
• Rev Med Chil. 2024 Feb 1; 152 (2): 235243235-243.

AbstractThe Chilean Society of Cardiology and Cardiovascular Surgery (SOCHICAR) is a scientific society whose mission is to improve the nation's cardiovascular health. Its primary goals include discussing issues affecting the specialty and engaging in various activities that support its advancement. To achieve these goals, numerous educational initiatives are undertaken for health professionals, including physicians in cardiology training programs. Training specialists in Chile is the responsibility of the universities, which design the curriculum and plan the program according to the graduate profile. SOCHICAR seeks to integrate these new generations of cardiologists, setting up tasks that contribute to their training. It seemed relevant to us to state our position as a Scientific Society in importants aspects related to this process: the graduate profile of the clinical cardiologist, the necessary competencies for their performance nationally, the identification of deficient areas in their training period, and the Society's contributions to this university-dependent process. A total of 15 cardiologists from SOCHICAR, at different stages of professional development, various geographic areas, and areas of performance and functions, were invited to participate in three working groups. This SOCHICAR position statement may be useful and an important source of information to be considered by authorities, accrediting entities, training centers, and the Chilean Society of Cardiology.

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