Cardiology: A Discussion About Cardiac Care & Careers in Cardiology

UMHS celebrates American Heart Month and those in the Cardiac Care field of medicine with a live virtual town hall, “Cardiology: A Discussion About Cardiac Care & Careers in Cardiology,” on Wednesday February 23rd at 7:00 pm EST. Hosted by UMHS alumni Dr. Arjun Kanwal, M.D., a Cardiology Fellow at New York Medical College, & Dr. Igor Areinamo, M.D., who is a Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care Intensivist at Texas Center for Pediatric and Congenital Heart Disease. They will discuss what careers in cardiology can look like, the importance of cardiac care, what cardiac care is, heart health tips & much more.

from University of Medicine and Health Sciences https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U0YQjH6SXmE
via UMHS YouTube Channel

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