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Boston, MAPanelist and Lecturer: “Pre-Case Diagnostic Tools”Seventy-five rising interventional cardiology fellowsThirty-five minute lecture requiring ten hours of preparatory time2011 Boston Scientific Interventional Fellows SymposiumPanelist and Lecturer: “Introduction to Coronary Guidewires”Twenty interventional cardiology fellowsThirty-five minute lecture requiring two hours of preperayory timeReport of Clinical Activities and InnovationsCurrent Licensure and Certification1998 National Board of Medical Examiners1996 Massachusetts Medical License 1508691996 Massachusetts Drug Enforcement Agency Certification1996 Federal Drug Enforcement Agency Certification1997-2007 ABIM Certification in Internal Medicine2001 ABIM Certification in Cardiovascular Diseases2002 ABIM Certification in Interventional CardiologyPractice ActivitiesInvasive Cardiac Care CardiacCatheterizationLaboratoryAmbulatory Care WatkinsAmbulatory Care-Intervenitonal ClinicPreceptorAmbulatory CenterWatkinsAmbulatory CenterBrigham and Women’sHospitalBrigham and Women’sHospitalBrigham’s and Women’sHospitalThree full-day sessions perweekOne half-day session perweekOne half-day session perweekMy primary clinical practice is in interventional cardiology. The majority of my clinical activity is spentat Brigham and Women’s Hospital with one full day per week spent at Children’s Hospital Boston whereI participate in coronary cases, adult congenital heart disease cases, and structural heart disease cases. Ispend three full days per week in the cardiac catheterization laboratory at Brigham and Women’sHospital, one half day per week in the outpatient setting, and one half day per week preceptinginterventional fellows in the interventional cardiology clinic. I take call for the cardiac catheterizationlaboratory on average of one weekend every two months, and once every seven weeknights.I perform nearly 500 diagnostic procedures per year and 200 therapeutic procedures per year. I am fullytrained and competent in all aspects of percutaneous coronary intervention including balloon angioplasty,stent placement, atherectomy, thrombectomy, and distal protection. I have significant experience inadvanced diagnostic modalities including intravascular ultrasound and pressure wire analysis. I have alsodeveloped a practice in radial access for cardiac procedures, a technique that has been shown to improvepatient comfort and reduce bleeding complications.12