Professional Background

Dr. Gazi is a Structural Interventional Cardiolgist who trained at Harvard Medical School, Harvard School of Public Health, McGill University School of Medicine and Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles. He has also taught at these and other institutions.

Professional Background

Cedars Sinai

Harvard Medical

Harvard Medical School

Asst. Director of Core Lab

Harvard School of Public Health

MIT

Harvard Law School

McGill University

AcADEMIC PROFILE

Hashim Gazi MD MPH FACC FSCAI FRCPC

Structural Interventional Cardiologist

2021-PRESENT

Attending at Cedars Sinai Medical Center and Providence Cedars Sinai Medical Center

Currently member of member of medical staff at the hospital after completing a Structural Heart and Advanced Coronary fellowship here in 2020. Cedars is the worlds most reputed structural heart training program. I performed over 1000 procedures during this year.

2020-2021

Structural Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at Cedars Sinai Medical Center

Gave lectures on structural heart interventions including Transcatheter Aortic Valve Replacement (TAVR) and Mitral Valve Repair using Mitral clip system to the Cardiac Surgery and Heart Transplant residents and fellows at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. Also lectured on coronary angiography, cardiac catheterization and percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI).

2016-2019

Asst. Professor of Medicine

Worked as a high volume academic interventional cardiologist affiliated with SIU School of Medicine and St. Louis University School of Medicine.

2014-2016

Cardiovascular Physiology Teaching

Gave didactic lectures and provided clinical bedside teaching to Harvard Medical School Students as part of a Cardiovascular Physiology Course and clinically oriented course called Patient-Doctor II respectively.

2014-2015

Interventional Cardiology Fellowship

One year of American College of Graduate Medical Education (ACGME) accredited Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at a core Harvard Medical School teaching hospital.

2014-2016

Asst. Director: Angiographic Core Laboratory

Served as Assistant Director of the angiographic core lab located at the Harvard Clinical Research Institute affiliated with BIDMC. Performed over-reading, data analysis and coordination for international multi center trials on coronary and structural interventions.

2015-2016

Master of Public Health

Pursued a Masters degree in Public Health with a concentration in using Quantitative Methods to understand healthcare challenges, improving preparedness and finding solutions.

2015-2016

human rights, poverty and development

Worked with Harvard Law School professors and students learning to advocate for improvement in people’s lives based on an argument from a human rights perspective.

2015-2016

Data Analysis

A post graduate Masters level course on Datamining at the MIT Sloan Business School in Cambridge, MA.

2015

Course Design & Guest Lectures

Biomedical Engineering 110 – Physiological Systems Analysis – helped in designing of course for undergraduate Harvard College Students

ENSC E-132 Tissue Engineering for Clinical Applications – guest lecture for undergraduates

2010-2013

Cardiology Fellowship

Home to William Osler, the father of Modern Medicine and one of the founders of Johns Hopkins Hospital, McGill’s medical school is almost 200 years old and remains one of the best hospitals for both clinical medicine and advanced interventional and structural cardiology.

2010-2013

MEDICAL SCHOOL / RESIDENCY

London Health Sciences Center and Western University – Quaternary care center with advanced organ transplant services. World pioneer in Da Vinci Robot assisted cardiac surgery.