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Primary use of this device is for Interventional Cardiologists to store, view and analyze angiography and angioplasty data. #InterventionalCardiologists #MedicalDevices #CardiologyEquipment #HealthcareTechnology #CardiovascularHealth #doctors #hospital #cardiologist

New Post Update: How To Become a Cardiologist

New Post Update: How To Become a Cardiologist

Corazon Featured Article 📰 "Spoiler Alert: Finding the Right Cardiologist is Proving Difficult for All," written by Corazon SVP Steven Geyer, was featured in Cath Lab Digest this month! The healthcare industry is facing unprecedented challenges in hiring the right cardiologists. With the demand for cardiovascular services skyrocketing, many programs struggle to fill these vital positions. 👩⚕️ In this insightful article, Steve discusses the current market conditions, the difficulties of recruiting cardiologists, and the strategies that have proven successful for Corazon's clients. Don't let the challenges of today's market delay the growth and success of your cardiovascular program. Discover how partnering with Corazon can significantly impact your recruitment efforts! 🖥 Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/e5vifYa6 #HealthcareRecruitment #Cardiologist #Cardiovascular #CVServices #Corazon

Celebrating the spirit of resilience: 100-year-old Mr. Raju Kasam Ajmeri underwent a successful coronary angioplasty at Marengo CIMS Hospital, thanks to the expertise of Dr. Keyur Parikh, Interventional Cardiologist. Proof that age is just a number when it comes to overcoming challenges. #MarengoCIMS #PatientFirst #PatientStory

What is a Preventive Cardiologist?

Coming soon – Dialogs Beyond Borders talks to Cardiologist Dipti Itchhaporia! “The date is very compelling to show that a diverse healthcare workforce produces better health outcomes” - Dipti Itchhaporia, the first South Asian American Past President of the American College of Cardiology, makes the case for diversity and inclusion in the profession. Complete interview coming soon! Don’t miss this thought-provoking conversation! #fondazionemenarini | #medicine | #medical | #doctor | #science | #community | #medicalleaders | #healthcare | #heartissues | #cardiology

This post is especially meant for all the fellows and post graduates in IR …. Who wish to be heroic and find it difficult to accept defeat 😈 What matters first? Patient or our success ? Before putting my blade on any patient, I ask for help and say, "God make me do what's best for this patient.” This prayer gives me immense serenity to accept what cannot be done and a great courage to make a decision on when to stop. It should never be - “make me somehow successful and help me get the catheter across ! “ as I have noticed that sometimes our fear of failure never lets us give up and one might end up doing more harm to the patient As healthcare professionals, our ultimate goal is to provide the best care possible for our patients. But how do we define success in patient care? Is it getting our catheter across to difficult locations and feeling proud? Or is it having the courage to make a decision on when to stop and accept what cannot be done? I believe that the mindset of accepting failure and humility with success is the true meaning of success in patient care. It's important to understand that we need to do what's best for the patient, even if it means not getting the desired result with interventional radiology procedure. Sometimes, knowing when to stop is of utmost importance for the greatest good of the patient. Let's strive for success mindset that puts the patient first. #successmindset #healthcare #patientcomesfirst #interventionalradiology

In September I celebrated 1 year at Novartis and I couldn't have summarized my experience better than a repost by Viet Le. A few things I've learned along my journey: 1. Feeling seen: the ability to show up as an authentic leader and contributor at a workplace that values diversity, innovation, being unbossed will propel individuals to perform at peak and for a greater cause: patients. 2. Navigating adversity: how a workplace rallies around not just professional but personal adversities demonstrates their investment in you. Sometimes, it is not about solving complex problems at work but about how I can get creative to coordinate work travel while being a mom and making sure my 2 year old still gets fed, picked up from daycare, etc. It takes a village and you realize how important work can be a significant part of that. 3. Collaboration: when we can all come together and align on simple questions such as “what is our shared priority” and “how do we better the lives of patients”, magic happens! We get creative, we embrace challenges, we leverage data, and we look at ways to change human behavior to improve care quality and outcomes. I'm looking forward to learning and leaning in on my journey here at Novartis. Thank you to everyone that's contributed to my onboarding! #HIT #EHR #ValueBasedCare #DataAnalytics #PatientExperience #PrecisionMedicine

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