Cardiovascular disease fellowship

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The Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship program at Corewell Health Frederik Meijer Heart & Vascular Institute is committed to providing the best academic and clinical training program for our fellows. Our cardiology continuum of care philosophy ensures our fellows are provided a tremendous clinical experience in a multi-disciplinary setting.

As a fellow in our program, you will pursue your passion in clinical or academic cardiology. For interested fellows, we offer certification in echocardiography, nuclear cardiology, vascular imaging and diagnostic cardiac catheterization beyond the core cardiology curriculum. We also offer an advanced fellowship for multimodality imaging (MRI/CT/TEE/Nuclear), ACGME-accredited interventional cardiology and ACGME-accredited advanced heart failure and transplant cardiology. Our network of care that spans 13 counties in West Michigan and our experts perform more advanced lifesaving heart and vascular procedures than any other hospital in Michigan. We are also a state leader year after year, in percutaneous coronary intervention for STEMI volumes. We always strive to adopt the latest technologies, including WatchmanTM, transcatheter aortic valve replacement, Mitraclip, chronic total occlusion interventions, and the latest LVAD devices. Our high LVAD and electrophysiology volumes allow fellows the opportunity to participate in complex procedures led by expert cardiologists. We also have an active heart and lung transplant program with excellent outcomes.

Corewell Health Frederik Meijer Heart & Vascular Institute

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Hear from our Program Director

Nagib Chalfoun, MD, program director for the cardiovascular disease fellowship, discusses highlights of training at Corewell Health in West Michigan.

Thank you for considering the Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship at Corewell Health Frederik Meijer Heart & Vascular Institute for your cardiovascular disease training. We are committed to providing the best academic and clinical training program for our fellows.

Our passion is teaching, and our entire program is designed with the fellow in mind. Our fellows will train at the largest medical center in West Michigan, affiliated with Michigan State University College of Human Medicine. Our cardiology continuum of care philosophy ensures our fellows are provided a tremendous clinical experience in a multi-disciplinary setting. We currently accept four fellows per year. As a fellow in our program, you will pursue your passion in clinical or academic cardiology. For interested fellows, we offer level 2 certification in echocardiography, nuclear cardiology, vascular imaging and diagnostic cardiac catheterization beyond the core cardiology curriculum.

In addition to our general cardiovascular disease fellowship, we offer an ACGME-accredited interventional cardiology fellowship for two fellows per year, as well as an ACGME-accredited acute heart failure and transplant cardiology fellowship for one to two fellows per year. We also have a one year advanced fellowship in multimodality imaging (MRI/CT/TEE/Nuclear).

Our tremendous procedural volumes allow fellows to participate in transplant cardiology, cardiac CT/MRI, electrophysiology, interventional cardiology, vascular cardiology, adult congenital cardiology and preventive cardiology. We are dedicated to high quality outcomes and exceptional patient experience. Our dynamic educational conference series focuses on your educational needs. In addition, our cardiovascular research program allows fellows to support novel investigator-initiated research studies. Fellows have the opportunity to be part of a quality program initiative and research.

On behalf of the cardiology faculty, our goal is to make your fellowship training the best in the country. Please do not hesitate to contact us with any questions.

Sincerely,
Nagib Chalfoun, MD, FHRS, FACC
Cardiac Electrophysiology
Corewell Health in West Michigan
Program Director, Cardiology Fellowship
Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University
Senior Academic Advisor
Frederik Meijer Heart and Vascular Institute
Associate Professor of Medicine
Michigan State University

Hear from our Associate Program Director

Michael McNamara, MD, associate program director for the cardiovascular disease fellowship, discusses highlights of training at Corewell Health in West Michigan.

Education

Program aims
  1. The overall goal of the cardiology fellowship program is to prepare individuals to be competent clinical cardiologists
  2. It is the expectation that trainees will provide excellent and compassionate care of those with cardiovascular conditions, become life-long independent learners and enhance their understanding of themselves and others regarding cardiovascular disease.
  3. All training will be accomplished in an environment that maximizes fellow education, patient safety and the well-being of the fellow physicians and their patients. By the end of the fellowship, the trainees will be able to function as well trained, independent cardiologists in either a community or academic based practice.

Clinical environment

Fellows train in our integrated Frederik Meijer Heart and Vascular Institute, comprised of cardiologists, cardiothoracic surgeons, vascular surgeons, cardiac anesthesiologists and cardiac radiologists. Our cardiovascular medicine division consists of advanced imaging, interventional cardiology, electrophysiology, transplant cardiology, adult congenital heart and structural heart.

Outside view of the Fred and Lena Meijer Heart Center
Lobby of the Meijer Heart Center

Facilities

Our state-of-the-art facilities at Corewell Health Grand Rapids Hospitals - Butterworth Hospital, Fred and Lena Meijer Heart Center, Helen DeVos Children’s Hospital and Lemmen-Holton Cancer Pavilion set the stage for our comprehensive program. 

Through our strong collaboration with Michigan State University and Van Andel Research Institute, fellows will discover an environment that prepares them for clinical challenges and rewards ahead. Our strong commitment to patient care, education and research has helped us become a leader in cardiovascular care throughout the region.

In addition to the many procedures listed above, Butterworth Hospital was one of the first hospitals to introduce the WatchmanTM left atrial appendage closure device. We are also one of 20 locations in the country performing varicose vein treatment with Venaseal technology, and the first Michigan health system to perform Topera 3D Mapping for atrial fibrillation.

As a nationally recognized health care system, Corewell Health in West Michigan provides high quality clinical care to thousands of patients each year. Here are some of our clinical volumes from 2020 – 2021.

Procedures202120222023

Percutaneous Coronary Interventions

1,432

1,512

1,413

Diagnostic Caths (includes all diagnostic procedures)

5,261

5,085

5,441

Total Ablations

1,252

1,216

1,281

AFIB Ablations

577

653

709

Total devices (Includes initial insertion and generator changes)

1,470

1,481

1,407

Pacemakers (Includes initial insertion and generator changes)

843

829

831

ICDs (Includes initial insertion and generator changes)

627

652

576

Watchman Procedures

257

340

312

STEMI volumes

323

325

Unavailable until 7/2024

- Door to Balloon time, minutes (non-transfer pts)

61

63

63 (captured through 6/30/2023)

- Door to Balloon time, minutes (transfer pts)

121

124

126 (captured through 6/30/2023)

CABG (isolated)

661

616

Unavailable until 7/2024

Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR)

339

341

398

MitraClip

36

23

20

TMVR volumes (includes both research [APOLLO] and Sapien in mitral position)

9

17

22

VAD

17

18

29

Heart Transplant

22

12

13

ECMO (total number of patients)

95

81

127

- VA (E-CPR)

48 (5)

67 (4)

101 (18)

- VV

40

18

19

Procedures202120222023

Percutaneous Coronary Interventions

1,432

1,512

1,413

Diagnostic Caths (includes all diagnostic procedures)

5,261

5,085

5,441

Total Ablations

1,252

1,216

1,281

AFIB Ablations

577

653

709

Total devices (Includes initial insertion and generator changes)

1,470

1,481

1,407

Pacemakers (Includes initial insertion and generator changes)

843

829

831

ICDs (Includes initial insertion and generator changes)

627

652

576

Watchman Procedures

257

340

312

STEMI volumes

323

325

Unavailable until 7/2024

- Door to Balloon time, minutes (non-transfer pts)

61

63

63 (captured through 6/30/2023)

- Door to Balloon time, minutes (transfer pts)

121

124

126 (captured through 6/30/2023)

CABG (isolated)

661

616

Unavailable until 7/2024

Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR)

339

341

398

MitraClip

36

23

20

TMVR volumes (includes both research [APOLLO] and Sapien in mitral position)

9

17

22

VAD

17

18

29

Heart Transplant

22

12

13

ECMO (total number of patients)

95

81

127

- VA (E-CPR)

48 (5)

67 (4)

101 (18)

- VV

40

18

19

Curriculum

The curriculum of the cardiovascular fellowship training program is designed to meet the goals delineated by the American College of Cardiology Task Force for Training in Clinical Cardiology (COCATS) and the ACGME. The 36-month curriculum gives exposure to the essential rotations in general cardiology including:

  • Four months of cardiac catheterization
  • Six months noninvasive imaging: echocardiography, nuclear imaging, cardiac MRI/MRA, CTA and peripheral vascular imaging
  • Six months general clinical cardiology: inpatient cardiology consultation, CCU, exercise testing, rehabilitation, ECG interpretation
  • In the third year, fellows can devote more time to advanced training in invasive and noninvasive techniques as well as electives. The curriculum is designed in such a way to allow fellows enough clinical months, depending on which electives they choose, to become COCATS level 2 eligible in echocardiography, nuclear imaging, and cardiac diagnostic catheterization.
  • In addition, one block each year will be devoted to research. All fellows are required to complete at least one abstract per year and submit it to a national meeting. Ideally, each fellow should also submit one manuscript to a peer reviewed journal during their three years of training.

Didactics

Education has been a long-standing mission of Spectrum Health/Michigan State University and Spectrum Health Frederik Meijer Heart and Vascular Institute. Faculty have designed a dedicated lecture series designed for fellows addressing basic management of all aspects of cardiology specifically geared towards fellows during their first few months of training. In addition, the faculty have a list of conferences throughout the year that both fellows, attendings and staff are expected to attend. These include:

  • Meijer lecture series/cardiology grand rounds (monthly)
  • Multidisciplinary heart team (weekly)
  • Imaging conference (weekly)
  • Cardio cath conference (weekly)
  • Journal club (monthly)
  • Morbidity and mortality conferences (monthly)
  • ECG teaching conference (weekly)
  • Transplant multidisciplinary meeting (weekly)
  • LVAD surgical selection meeting (weekly)
  • Heart and lung transplant selection meeting
  • Interventional conference (monthly)
  • EP conference (monthly)
  • CCU teaching rounds (daily)
  • Inpatient rounds (daily)
Two-way connectivity between specific ORs

Jacob and Lois Mol Cardiovascular Simulation Center


The Jacob and Lois Mol Cardiovascular Simulation Center trains and educates future physician leaders and staff by utilizing innovative simulation, applied experiential learning and hands-on technology to improve patient safety and outcomes.

    • 2,700-square-foot design for education, training and outreach activities
    • 600-square-foot simulated operating room equipped to simulate complex procedures and allow fellows to practice multidisciplinary patient care transitions
    Simulation center surgery observation
    Simulation Center study lounge
    • High-tech communication to provide two-way connectivity between specific Meijer Heart Center ORs, simulated OR and learning labs
    • Dedicated study space for residents and fellows to use throughout their training

    Research

    At the Spectrum Health Frederik Meijer Heart and Vascular Institute, our cardiology faculty are actively involved in innovative clinical research. Clinical research is a part of our key strategic vision and cardiovascular has an active research portfolio that focuses on industry clinical trials, pre-clinical animal studies and investigator-initiated studies. We have a large cardiovascular research department that provides support to our physicians and includes research nurses, coordinators, assistants, statisticians, budget negotiations, financial analysis and Q&A.

    Beside the clinical training in all subspecialties of cardiology we have a specific research academy for our fellows – The DeVos Research Academy. It provides a scientific training program to provide the tools to actively participate in our research projects. We have several research registries within critical care, mechanical circulatory support, electrophysiology and coronary diseases. Grand Valley State University

    The Frederik Meijer Heart and Vascular Institute also works in collaboration with numerous institutions across the globe, including Stanford, Karolinska Institute, Bonn University, Van Andel Research Institute, Michigan State University and Grand Valley State University. Our experts are involved in multicenter clinical trials and investigator-initiated studies, in addition to a translational research division. Our clinical volumes have enabled us to become top enrollers in multiple trials such as the global Surgical Replacement and Transcatheter Aortic Valve Implantation trial, where we were a top two enroller in the country.

    Application requirements

    All positions for the program are filled through the National Residency Matching Program. Eligibility requirements for our fellowship program:

    • Applications are only accepted through the Electronic Residency Application Service only, paper applications will not be considered
    • All applicants must possess U.S. work authorization or be eligible for J-1 status
    • Applicants must have completed three years of United States postgraduate residency training in an ACGME- or RCPSC-accredited internal medicine program before entry into the fellowship program
    • Applicants must be an MD or DO
    • Applicants must have good communication skills

    For more information, please contact Liz Charney, cardiovascular disease program coordinator.

    Subspecialty fellowships

    Advanced heart failure and transplant cardiology fellowship

    The Corewell Health – Grand Rapids/Michigan State University Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology Fellowship at the Corewell Health Frederick Meijer Heart & Vascular Institute is a one-year subspecialty fellowship designed to train cardiologists in the management of patients with advanced heart failure, mechanical circulatory support, heart transplantation and pulmonary hypertension. At the completion of our program, fellows will be eligible for certification in the subspecialty of Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology by the American Board of Internal Medicine and meet the requirements for UNOS certification as a heart transplant cardiologist.

    Interventional cardiology fellowship

    The Corewell Health - Grand Rapids/Michigan State University College of Human Medicine Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at Corewell Health Frederik Meijer Heart & Vascular Institute is a one-year subspecialty fellowship designed to train individuals to perform interventional procedures in the cardiac catheterization laboratory. Fellows selected for this program will continue their education by gaining impressive, hands-on experience with laboratory hours, procedural participation and patient interaction.

    Interventional cardiology is an advancing section of the study of cardiovascular care. To continue improving the way we provide care for our patients, we aim to make our program one that will include top-of-the-line training opportunities with innovative technologies and ground-breaking techniques.

    Salary and benefits

    Spectrum Health provides a comprehensive and very competitive benefits package for our residents, staff and their families. In addition, our program provides educational monies to support your ongoing education. Download our salary and benefits document to learn more.

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    Program director

    Nagib Chalfoun, MD
    Nagib Chalfoun, MD

    Electrophysiologist

    • Specialty: Electrophysiology
    • Fellowship: 
      • (Cardiovascular Disease ) Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York 
      • (Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology) University of Michigan Hospitals & Health Center
    • Residency: University of Pennsylvania
    Nagib Chalfoun, MD
    Nagib Chalfoun, MD

    Electrophysiologist

    • Specialty: Electrophysiology
    • Fellowship: 
      • (Cardiovascular Disease ) Mount Sinai Medical Center, New York 
      • (Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology) University of Michigan Hospitals & Health Center
    • Residency: University of Pennsylvania

    Associate Program Director

    Michael McNamara, MD
    Michael McNamara, MD

    Advanced Imagining Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Imaging/Non-Invasive
    • Fellowship: Oakland University, Beaumont Health System
    • Residency: University of Michigan
    Michael McNamara, MD
    Michael McNamara, MD

    Advanced Imagining Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Imaging/Non-Invasive
    • Fellowship: Oakland University, Beaumont Health System
    • Residency: University of Michigan

    Core faculty

    Duane Berkompas, MD
    Duane Berkompas, MD

    Interventional Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Interventional Cardiology
    • Fellowship: 
      • (Cardiovascular Disease) Medical College of Wisconsin
      • (Interventional Cardiology) Indiana Heart Institute, St. Vincent's Hospital
    • Residency: Indiana University Medical Center
    J. Stewart Collins, MD
    J. Stewart Collins, MD

    Interventional Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Interventional Cardiology
    • Fellowship:
      • (Cardiology) University of Michigan: Cardiology Fellowship
      • (Interventional Cardiology) University of Michigan
    • Residency: University of Michigan
    Sanjay Dandamudi, MD
    Sanjay Dandamudi, MD

    Electrophysiologist

    • Specialty: Electrophysiology
    • Fellowship: Northwestern University
    • Residency: Mayo Clinic - Rochester
    Jeffrey Decker, MD
    Jeffrey Decker, MD

    Advanced Imaging Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Imaging/Non-Invasive
    • Fellowship: (Cardiovascular Disease) Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
    • Residency: Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
    Duane Berkompas, MD
    Duane Berkompas, MD

    Interventional Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Interventional Cardiology
    • Fellowship: 
      • (Cardiovascular Disease) Medical College of Wisconsin
      • (Interventional Cardiology) Indiana Heart Institute, St. Vincent's Hospital
    • Residency: Indiana University Medical Center
    J. Stewart Collins, MD
    J. Stewart Collins, MD

    Interventional Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Interventional Cardiology
    • Fellowship:
      • (Cardiology) University of Michigan: Cardiology Fellowship
      • (Interventional Cardiology) University of Michigan
    • Residency: University of Michigan
    Sanjay Dandamudi, MD
    Sanjay Dandamudi, MD

    Electrophysiologist

    • Specialty: Electrophysiology
    • Fellowship: Northwestern University
    • Residency: Mayo Clinic - Rochester
    Jeffrey Decker, MD
    Jeffrey Decker, MD

    Advanced Imaging Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Imaging/Non-Invasive
    • Fellowship: (Cardiovascular Disease) Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
    • Residency: Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine
    Michael Dickinson, MD
    Michael Dickinson, MD

    Advanced Heart Failure Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Heart Failure
    • Fellowship: 
      • (Cardiovascular Disease) Michigan State University
      • (Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology) Cleveland Clinic
    • Residency: Grand Rapids Medical Education Partners
    David Fermin, MD
    David Fermin, MD

    Advanced Heart Failure Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Heart Failure
    • Fellowship:
      • (Cardiovascular Disease) Mayo Clinic, School of Graduate Medical Education
      • (Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology) Mayo Clinic, School of Graduate Medical Education
    • Residency: University of Minnesota Medical School
    Laura Franey, MD
    Laura Franey, MD

    Advanced Imaging Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Imaging
    • Fellowship:
      • (Cardiovascular Disease) Oakland University - William Beaumont Hospital
      • (Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology) Oakland University - William Beaumont Hospital
    • Residency: Oakland University - William Beaumont Hospital
    Victor Hajjar, MD
    Victor Hajjar, MD

    Non-Invasive Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Non-Invasive Cardiology
    • Fellowship: Michigan State University  
    • Residency: Wright State University School of Medicine
    Mark Jacoby, MD
    Mark Jacoby, MD

    Interventional Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Interventional Cardiology
    • Fellowship: University of Michigan Health System
    • Residency: Brigham and Women's Hospital/Harvard Medical School
    Milena Jani, MD
    Milena Jani, MD

    Advanced Heart Failure Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Heart Failure
    • Fellowship:
      • (Cardiovascular Disease) Indiana University
      • (Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology) Indiana University
    • Residency: Indiana University
    Wassim Jawad, MD
    Wassim Jawad, MD

    Electrophysiologist

    • Specialty: Electrophysiology
    • Fellowship:
      • (Cardiology) University of Florida - Jacksonville
      • (Electrophysiology) University of Massachusetts Medical School
    • Residency: Maricopa Medical Center
    Mohamad Kenaan, MD
    Mohamad Kenaan, MD

    Advanced Imaging Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Imaging Cardiology
    • Fellowship: University of Michigan 
    • Residency: University of Michigan
    Sangjin Lee, MD
    Sangjin Lee, MD

    Advanced Heart Failure Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Heart Failure
    • Fellowship: 
      • (Cardiovascular Disease) University of Minnesota
      • (Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology) Cleveland Clinic
    • Residency: University of Minnesota
    Renzo Loyaga-Rendon, MD, PhD
    Renzo Loyaga-Rendon, MD, PhD

    Advanced Heart Failure Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Advanced Heart Failure
    • Fellowship: 
      • (Cardiovascular Disease) University of Miami - Jackson Memorial Hospital
      • (Advanced Heart Failure and Transplant Cardiology) Cleveland Clinic
    • Residency: University of Miami - Jackson Memorial Hospital
    Ryan Madder, MD
    Ryan Madder, MD

    Interventional Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Interventional Cardiology
    • Fellowship:
      • (Cardiovascular Disease) Oakland University/William Beaumont Hospital
      • (Interventional Cardiology) Oakland University/William Beaumont Hospital
    • Residency: Washington University School of Medicine
    David McNamara, MD
    David McNamara, MD

    Non-Invasive Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Non-Invasive Cardiology
    • Fellowship: University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center
    • Residency: Northwestern University
    Richard McNamara, MD
    Richard McNamara, MD

    Interventional Cardiologist

    • Specialty: Interventional Cardiology
    • Fellowship: (Cardiology) University of Rochester School of Medicine
    • Residency: University of Rochester School of Medicine

    Teaching faculty

    Our teaching faculty at Spectrum Health/Michigan State University are committed to teaching our fellows to become excellent cardiologists, as well as exemplary physicians. We are very proud of the commitment that every single employed physician within our division has made to become teaching faculty. The cardiovascular disease core faculty serve as the governing team that creates the curriculum, and the day-to-day teaching is performed by our entire division. We are proud of our “all in” commitment in the creation of the fellowship and its success. Core faculty and executive faculty, made up of section chiefs, govern the fellowship creating a well-rounded educational experience. We meet monthly to ensure our fellows have adequate teaching and support. Fellows are taught on a day-to-day basis by the entire division compromised of 50 teaching faculty who have trained at prestigious institutions. Our team is dedicated to professionally challenge and mentor our fellows to become excellent cardiologists.

    Click here for our list of comprehensive teaching faculty and training.

    Class of 2026

    M. Umar Ahmed, MD
    M. Umar Ahmed, MD

    Internal Medicine: Spectrum Health/Michigan State University

    Anthony Dils, MD
    Anthony Dils, MD

    Internal Medicine: University of Michigan

    Ibrahim Khaleel, MD
    Ibrahim Khaleel, MD

    Internal Medicine: University of Michigan

    Scott Winsor, MD
    Scott Winsor, MD

    Internal Medicine: Wake Forest University

    M. Umar Ahmed, MD
    M. Umar Ahmed, MD

    Internal Medicine: Spectrum Health/Michigan State University

    Anthony Dils, MD
    Anthony Dils, MD

    Internal Medicine: University of Michigan

    Ibrahim Khaleel, MD
    Ibrahim Khaleel, MD

    Internal Medicine: University of Michigan

    Scott Winsor, MD
    Scott Winsor, MD

    Internal Medicine: Wake Forest University

    Class of 2025

    Mahrukh Akram, MBBS
    Mahrukh Akram, MBBS

    Internal Medicine: Spectrum Health/Michigan State University

    Mazin Habhab, MD
    Mazin Habhab, MD

    Internal Medicine: Indiana University

    Patrick Kurecka, MD
    Patrick Kurecka, MD

    Internal Medicine: University of Wisconsin

    Amy Rechenberg, MD
    Amy Rechenberg, MD

    Internal Medicine: Spectrum Health/Michigan State University

    Mahrukh Akram, MBBS
    Mahrukh Akram, MBBS

    Internal Medicine: Spectrum Health/Michigan State University

    Mazin Habhab, MD
    Mazin Habhab, MD

    Internal Medicine: Indiana University

    Patrick Kurecka, MD
    Patrick Kurecka, MD

    Internal Medicine: University of Wisconsin

    Amy Rechenberg, MD
    Amy Rechenberg, MD

    Internal Medicine: Spectrum Health/Michigan State University

    Class of 2024

    Joseph Banno, MD
    Joseph Banno, MD

    Internal Medicine: University of Pennsylvania

    Ryan Ber, MD
    Ryan Ber, MD

    Internal Medicine: Temple University

    Trisha Gomez, MD
    Trisha Gomez, MD

    Internal Medicine: John H Stroger Hospital

    Hassan Saleh, MD
    Hassan Saleh, MD

    Internal Medicine: University of Cincinnati

    Joseph Banno, MD
    Joseph Banno, MD

    Internal Medicine: University of Pennsylvania

    Ryan Ber, MD
    Ryan Ber, MD

    Internal Medicine: Temple University

    Trisha Gomez, MD
    Trisha Gomez, MD

    Internal Medicine: John H Stroger Hospital

    Hassan Saleh, MD
    Hassan Saleh, MD

    Internal Medicine: University of Cincinnati

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