Research interests
Clinical research on LVADs, Total Artificial Hearts, and ICDs during medical school and residency[5]
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Andrew Andreae
Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship
As of 2022 · Last known relationship
Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship
As of 2022 · Last known relationship
Andrew Andreae is a Duke-trained cardiologist whose work centers on electrophysiology, medical devices, and technology-enabled cardiovascular care. He studied biomedical engineering at the University of Virginia, later worked as a technology consultant for Deloitte, and contributed to a blood-sampling medical device startup that was eventually sold to BD. He earned his medical degree at Virginia Commonwealth University and completed residency at Duke University Hospital. His clinical research during medical school and residency examined LVADs, Total Artificial Hearts, and ICDs. He began Duke’s Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship in 2022 and is listed as a Fellow in Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology. He has described plans for academic cardiology, continued medical-device work, and a specialty focus in electrophysiology.
Born and raised in Winter Park, Florida
With his family, enjoys hiking, exploring Durham food, traveling to Asheville and the beach, exploring breweries, sampling North Carolina barbecue, and living in a region with four seasons
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Training includes Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship, Fellow, Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship, Worked as a technology consultant for Deloitte before fellowship, and Worked on a medical device startup in the blood sampling space, which was eventually sold to BD, plus 6 more records.
Explore education and trainingAs of 2022
Clinical research on LVADs, Total Artificial Hearts, and ICDs during medical school and residency[5]
Plans to continue working on medical devices to advance technologies in the field[5]
Plans to pursue a career in academic cardiology with a specialty focus in electrophysiology[5]