Listed as a 2020-2021 cardiovascular disease fellowship alumnus at Duke.
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Interviewed Jonathan Piccini about atrial fibrillation management in patients with heart failure.
Participated in an American College of Cardiology podcast discussing remote patient monitoring for heart failure care at Piedmont Atlanta Hospital.
Rahul Loungani is a cardiologist whose documented work connects heart-failure care, cardiac amyloidosis, cardiovascular critical care, and digital care delivery. He earned his MD from the Medical University of South Carolina in 2014, completed internal medicine residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital from 2014 to 2017, and pursued cardiology and clinical research fellowships at Duke from 2017 to 2020. As a DCRI fellow, he led work on Duke’s cardiovascular COVID-19 care pathways under Manesh Patel’s mentorship. His documented research support included a project on conduction disease in cardiac amyloidosis. He also co-authored Duke CICU curriculum material on cardiogenic shock and hemodynamics. In 2026, he participated in an ACC podcast about remote monitoring for heart failure care at Piedmont Atlanta Hospital.
Worked under Manesh Patel's mentorship on Duke's cardiovascular COVID-19 care-pathway paper.
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Training includes Listed as a 2020-2021 cardiovascular disease fellowship alumnus at Duke., Completed a clinical research fellowship at Duke Clinical Research Institute from 2019 to 2020., Completed a clinical cardiology fellowship at Duke University Medical Center from 2017 to 2019., and Completed an internal medicine residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital from 2014 to 2017., plus 4 more records.
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Identified as a DCRI fellow who led a paper detailing Duke Health care pathways for cardiovascular complications of COVID-19.[11]
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