Led cardiovascular core imaging lab studies[10]

Paul C Cremer
As of 2025 · Last known relationship

As of 2025 · Last known relationship
Described himself as a cardiologist and cardiovascular imager at Cleveland Clinic
Paul C Cremer is a Northwestern associate professor who leads multimodality cardiac imaging and co-leads the Bluhm Cardiovascular Institute’s clinical trials unit. His clinical and research interests include multimodality cardiovascular imaging, auto-inflammatory cardiovascular disease, critical cardiac care, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and valvular disease. He earned degrees from Princeton (2003), Harvard Medical School (2007), and Case Western Reserve University (2017), followed by internal medicine residency at Massachusetts General Hospital and cardiovascular medicine and advanced cardiovascular imaging fellowships at Cleveland Clinic. Earlier, he served as an Indian Health Service internist and Chair of Internal Medicine at the Chinle Comprehensive Health Care Facility. His leadership includes randomized trials, cardiovascular core imaging studies, and editorial service for cardiovascular imaging journals.
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Training includes Scientific Advisory Board Member for Pfizer, Scientific Advisory Board Member for Ventyx Biosciences, Scientific Advisory Board Member for Ventyx Biosciences in 2024, and Scientific Advisory Board Member for Boston Scientific in 2024, plus 36 more records.
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Led cardiovascular core imaging lab studies[10]
Led multiple randomized clinical trials[10]
Multimodality cardiovascular imaging[10]