Available in English and Spanish, this e-newsletter separates fact from fiction on over 40 heart topics by Texas Heart Medical Group's Dr. Stephanie Coulter.
Texas Heart Institute (THI) conducts research through clinical trials as part of our mission to improve heart health. The trials conducted at THI are designed to test the safety and effectiveness of innovative new treatments and medications for patients.
Texas Heart Institute’s Office of Continuing Medical Education (CME) provides comprehensive and innovative CME activities that are designed to increase medical knowledge and skills, and ultimately change practice behavior, methods or procedures in cardiovascular medicine and other medical specialties.
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The Texas Heart Institute Cardiac Society was founded in 1989 to provide an avenue for exchange of ideas relating to the clinical and research activities among the present and former THI cardiology fellows, trainees, and teaching staff of the Texas Heart Institute. The society also offers social activities for its members.
Membership is by invitation from the society’s Board of Directors. Membership consists of present and former cardiology fellows, faculty and teaching staff of the Texas Heart Institute. Annual membership dues are $100.00, payable each August.
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Mehran Massumi, MD, President
Jorge Escobar, MD, Vice President
George Younis, MD, Secretary/Treasurer
Samar Sheath, MD, Member at Large
John Tyler, MD, Member at Large
Joanna Molina-Razavi, MD, Member at Large
Patrick Hogan, MD, President Emeritus
Joggy George, MD, Immediate Past President
Meet the Texas Heart Institute fellows who are training to become the next generation of leaders in the cardiovascular field.
The Texas Heart Institute has a rich history of stalwart clinician-educators, such as Dr. Leachman and Texas Heart Institute president emeritus Dr. James T. Willerson, and many others, who take tremendous pride in training our fellows.
