Listed as a moderator for the ISHLT session on Fontan failure and advanced therapies in 2026
As of 2026 · Last known relationship
Allison Levin is a cardiologist in training whose work centers on the intersection of adult congenital heart disease and heart failure, with a planned career in heart-failure and transplant cardiology. She earned a BA in neuroscience, an MSc in biostatistics, and her medical degree at Columbia University, then completed an internship at the University of Pennsylvania and Internal Medicine residency at Massachusetts General Hospital. Before medical school, she spent two years as research coordinator for Columbia’s LVAD team. At Duke, she focused clinic time on congenital heart disease during her general fellowship years and hoped to develop as both clinician and researcher in this area. A Duke fellowship-alumni listing lists Columbia for advanced heart failure and transplant cardiology fellowship.
Grew up in New Jersey as the oldest of three
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Training includes Listed as a moderator for the ISHLT session on Fontan failure and advanced therapies in 2026, Completed internship at the University of Pennsylvania, Authored an American College of Cardiology educational article about critical care cardiology training during general cardiology fellowship, and Earned a Bachelor of Arts in neuroscience from Columbia University, plus 7 more records.
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Plans to focus on adult congenital heart disease and heart failure as both a clinician and researcher[4]