013 - WWSD - What Would Shimoli Do? A Heart to Heart with the Heart Doc!
02/14/21 • 33 min
Dr. Shimoli Shah is a dynamic and talented cardiologist with extensive experience in a variety of roles including managing and leading a large, high volume cardiovascular practice at an academic Institution. She has a robust clinical practice focused on caring for cancer patients with heart issues (cardio-oncology) and heart disease in women. She thrives on working and leading teams to solve complex organizational and clinical problems . She has received numerous awards recognizing both her clinical and leadership talent. She is currently in practice at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, AZ.
Deepali's interview with Dr. Shah and has a heart to heart about her heart healthy philosophy. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States and Dr. Shah has made it her mission to focus on women's heart health. Dr. Shah also talks about her challenges as a young female cardiologist and her journey to get there -- from med school to residency training and balancing it all as a young mom!Tune in to my conversation with the heart doc, Dr. Shimoli Shah to learn more -- just in time for Valentine's Day!
We are building a community, empowering professionals everyday!
Dr. Shimoli Shah is a dynamic and talented cardiologist with extensive experience in a variety of roles including managing and leading a large, high volume cardiovascular practice at an academic Institution. She has a robust clinical practice focused on caring for cancer patients with heart issues (cardio-oncology) and heart disease in women. She thrives on working and leading teams to solve complex organizational and clinical problems . She has received numerous awards recognizing both her clinical and leadership talent. She is currently in practice at the Mayo Clinic in Scottsdale, AZ.
Deepali's interview with Dr. Shah and has a heart to heart about her heart healthy philosophy. Heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the United States and Dr. Shah has made it her mission to focus on women's heart health. Dr. Shah also talks about her challenges as a young female cardiologist and her journey to get there -- from med school to residency training and balancing it all as a young mom!Tune in to my conversation with the heart doc, Dr. Shimoli Shah to learn more -- just in time for Valentine's Day!
We are building a community, empowering professionals everyday!
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