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Duke Cardiovascular Disease Clinical Fellow Research Education Program award from the American Heart Association[7]
2023 to 2026
Anna Lisa Chamis
Director, Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship
Current relationship
Director, Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship
Current relationship
Anna Lisa Chamis is a Duke cardiologist and faculty leader who guides cardiovascular training as Vice Chief for Education in Cardiology and Director of the Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship. She is a Professor of Medicine at Duke University Medical Center. Chamis earned her M.D. from Ohio State University in 1998, completed residency at Duke from 1998 to 2001, and trained there as a cardiology fellow from 2001 to 2005. Her documented scholarship spans career flexibility in cardiology, diversity and representation in fellowship recruitment, and grant-supported echocardiography research using short-lag spatial coherence imaging. She has also held earlier appointments as Medical Instructor, Assistant Professor, and Associate Professor of Medicine.
Duke cardiovascular imaging specialist whose physics and mathematics background led to multimodality imaging. Her clinical work includes athletes and adults with congenital heart disease. She researches cardiac image quality and diagnostic imaging.
Her public biography describes a family of engineers, a physics and mathematics undergraduate background, and enjoyment of sporting events and family time.
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Training includes Fellow in Cardiology at Duke University, Cardiovascular disease fellowship, Duke University Medical Center, Internal medicine residency, Duke University Medical Center, and Medical Resident at Duke University, plus 4 more records.
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Duke Cardiovascular Disease Clinical Fellow Research Education Program award from the American Heart Association[7]
2023 to 2026
Echocardiography; cardiac CT and MRI; adult congenital heart disease; sports cardiology; image quality.[8]
Grant-supported research on clutter suppression in echocardiography using short-lag spatial coherence imaging[7]
2012 to 2022
Scholarship on career flexibility in cardiology[7]
Scholarship on diversity, representation, and recruitment in cardiology fellowship training[7]