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The Indiana University School of Medicine in cooperation with the Cardiovascular Institute and CVI's research arm, the Krannert Cardiovascular Research Center, will launch a new cardiovascular fellowship this summer that will fuel innovation in cardiovascular medicine. The Anderson Cardiovascular Innovation Fellowship is a 12-month training program designed to develop fellows from novice physicians to highly skilled cardiovascular innovators. Chirag D. Shah, MD, MPH, is the first fellow selected to participate in this new fellowship and will begin his fellowship in July.

2023 MD graduate Purva Patel will begin her Internal Medicine Residency with IU School of Medicine in July. She shares her story of immigrating from India and her passion for cardiovascular health.

The Summer Series on Equity, Diversity and Inclusion begins on June 9 with a talk by Dr. Elizabeth Toll.

This training program has significantly evolved since it was first funded in 1992. Now, it now represents one of the strongest, most comprehensive, and cutting-edge training programs in clinical pharmacology and translational therapeutics.

This report, which documents the state of the department in 2022, is a celebration of the department's recent achievements in research, education, clinical care, and more. 

Third-year resident Keir MacKay, MD, recently published his work in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology.

Dr. Tillman, an Associate Research Professor of Medicine, will ensure that faculty, staff, and trainees are nominated to awards, certain roles, and leadership opportunities.

Dr. Frump is “a rising star" who studies the role the right ventricle plays in pulmonary hypertension. Recently, she received R01 funding on her first attempt.

“The learning never stops, and medicine is ever-evolving,” says Dr. Song, a third-year gastroenterology fellow.