The Covid-19 pandemic has dramatically disrupted cardiovascular disease (CVD) fellowship training. Significant reductions in cardiac volumes and simultaneous reassignment of physicians, including to Covid-centric services, have led to educational challenges in fellowship programs and disruptions to trainee experiential learning. While the initial response focused on preparedness for the anticipated surge, it is now critical to focus on the impact on training in this new era. Flexibility and innovation are needed in this highly volatile environment. Programs must respond to these changes with an eye towards providing a high quality educational experience while maintaining wellness and professional growth of fellows in training (FITs). This document seeks to chronicle the current state of CVD training and explore opportunities for response to this evolving environment.