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Build your story.
Your ERAS app and personal statement set the goals. Your brief shows what at each program matches them, how to pitch it, and what to ask.
Your goals
Academic cardiology with substantial clinical practice, prevention, imaging and teaching.
From your ERAS application and personal statement
What matches at UT Southwestern

Amit Khera
Directs preventive cardiology. Trained in epidemiology.

Parag Joshi
Prevention and coronary imaging. Directs Parkland outpatient cardiology.

Ann Marie Navar
Preventive cardiologist and epidemiologist. Real-world data.

Clinical Scholar track, a weekly prevention continuity clinic, and Level II echo preparation with an advanced imaging option.
How to pitch it
Lead with the lipid-transition project. A prescription was not the same as a documented start, and fixing that definition is the work.
Ask: how does a fellow with prevention and imaging interests put together a realistic third year?
Know your interviewers.
Training, roles, research, and the podcasts they have been on, for every person on your schedule.

Amit Khera
MD, MSc
1:00 PM – 1:30 PM
Experience

Director, Preventive Cardiology · Clinical Chief of Cardiology
UT Southwestern Medical Center
Present

Scientific Sessions program leadership
American Heart Association
2021–2024

President
American Society for Preventive Cardiology
2018–2020
Education and training

Cardiology
UT Southwestern Medical Center
2004

Internal Medicine
Harvard Medical School/Brigham & Women's Hospital
2001

Doctor of Medicine
Baylor College of Medicine
1998

Bachelor’s in American History, magna cum laude
University of Pennsylvania
Beyond the CV
Podcast guest · CardioNerds #98 · January 2021
Personalized Risk Assessment for Cardiovascular Prevention
- It closes the CardioNerds prevention series produced with the ASPC, offering a focused way to hear him explain his clinical area.
Read with a question in mind
Paper to know
2019 · Blood-donor screening study · full text reviewed
Identifying Familial Hypercholesterolemia Using a Blood Donor Screening Program With More Than 1 Million Volunteer Donors
Why it mattersYour lipid-transition work separated prescribing, authorization and initiation. What would a blood-donor screening program need after the initial flag: confirmation, contact, referral, treatment and follow-up?
Recognition
American Heart Association Chairman’s Award
2025
People and connections

Parag Joshi
Research collaborator

Ann Marie Navar
Research collaborator
Ask great questions.
Questions written for each interviewer, with what to listen for in the answer.

Remember what matters.
Keep notes beside your prep during the day, and tag the people you talked with.

Practice like a pro.
Practice questions shaped by each interviewer's work, with answer outlines from your own record.

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