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Dr. Hursh Naik: On the Cutting Edge of Interventional Cardiology, in NYC on 9/11 and much more. Part 1
In This Episode, You Will Learn:
The early mentors and experiences that led Dr. Naik to medicine.
Dr. Naik’s experience being a physician at ground zero on 9/11.
Dr. Naik’s thoughts on rapidly evolving technology he sees in interventional cardiology.
Resources + Links:
Today's show is sponsored by BlueDop. Go to www.BlueDop.com
Follow along on Twitter | @antegradeflow
Learn more on our website | www.antegradeflow.com
Looking for ways to market your practice? We can help! www.paxmediainc.com
Show Notes:
In this episode we’re joined by Interventional Cardiologist, Dr. Hursh Naik. During his fellowship at Cedars Sinai in Los Angeles he became involved in the early clinical trials investigating use of percutaneous aortic valve replacement in patients with aortic stenosis. Dr. Naik is currently Chief of Cardiology and Director of Structural Heart Disease at St Joseph’s Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona as well as the Clinical Professor at Creighton School of Medicine. We talk about early mentors and experiences that led him to specialize in cardiology, as well as Dr. Naik’s story being a physician at ground zero in NYC on 9/11 and the days that followed. Of course on this show we not only talk about the past, but the future as well! Tune in to hear Dr. Naik’s thoughts on the rapid development of technology to come!
04:00 What inspired you to specialize in Cardiology?
06:40 How did taking a year to travel impact your life?
08:20 Early mentors in New York City while attending Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
11:30 What was your experience like being at Ground Zero in NYC on 9/11?
14:00 Identifying himself as a Physician and being picked up by a military ambulance.
16:15 What did they have you do the following days after 9/11?
20:20 Dodgers or Giants?
21:40 What was your experience like during your fellowship at Cedars Sinai?
24:00 The rapidly evolving technology around valve replacement and repair.
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By CreativeIn This Episode, You Will Learn:
The early mentors and experiences that led Dr. Naik to medicine.
Dr. Naik’s experience being a physician at ground zero on 9/11.
Dr. Naik’s thoughts on rapidly evolving technology he sees in interventional cardiology.
Resources + Links:
Today's show is sponsored by BlueDop. Go to www.BlueDop.com
Follow along on Twitter | @antegradeflow
Learn more on our website | www.antegradeflow.com
Looking for ways to market your practice? We can help! www.paxmediainc.com
Show Notes:
In this episode we’re joined by Interventional Cardiologist, Dr. Hursh Naik. During his fellowship at Cedars Sinai in Los Angeles he became involved in the early clinical trials investigating use of percutaneous aortic valve replacement in patients with aortic stenosis. Dr. Naik is currently Chief of Cardiology and Director of Structural Heart Disease at St Joseph’s Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona as well as the Clinical Professor at Creighton School of Medicine. We talk about early mentors and experiences that led him to specialize in cardiology, as well as Dr. Naik’s story being a physician at ground zero in NYC on 9/11 and the days that followed. Of course on this show we not only talk about the past, but the future as well! Tune in to hear Dr. Naik’s thoughts on the rapid development of technology to come!
04:00 What inspired you to specialize in Cardiology?
06:40 How did taking a year to travel impact your life?
08:20 Early mentors in New York City while attending Albert Einstein College of Medicine.
11:30 What was your experience like being at Ground Zero in NYC on 9/11?
14:00 Identifying himself as a Physician and being picked up by a military ambulance.
16:15 What did they have you do the following days after 9/11?
20:20 Dodgers or Giants?
21:40 What was your experience like during your fellowship at Cedars Sinai?
24:00 The rapidly evolving technology around valve replacement and repair.