Cardiology fellow at Duke University (2023-2024)
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After college, worked on biomedical informatics projects in San Francisco and Palo Alto at a Stanford-affiliated VA
Ali Corley is a cardiology physician whose documented training includes Dartmouth Medical School, internal medicine residency at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center from 2017 to 2020, and Duke, where she was an Interventional Cardiology fellow in 2023-2024. Duke’s alumni listing places her with Southern Oregon Cardiology in Medford after that fellowship year. During her Duke fellowship, she described interests in health disparities, outcomes research, and care-delivery interventions intended to reduce cardiovascular disparities domestically and abroad. Before medicine, she studied seabird migration in a Pomona College biology thesis and worked on biomedical informatics projects in San Francisco and Palo Alto at a Stanford-affiliated VA. She also co-founded BIDMC’s Women in Cardiology program and received Weener Family Residency Research Grant funding.
Played catcher for four years on the Pomona-Pitzer softball team
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Training includes Cardiology fellow at Duke University (2023-2024), Duke announced that she would begin an Interventional Cardiology fellowship at Duke (2023-2024), Internal Medicine residency at Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, and Medical school at Dartmouth Medical School, plus 8 more records.
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At the time of her Duke fellow profile, described goals involving health disparities, outcomes research, and cardiovascular care-delivery interventions to reduce disparities domestically and abroad[1]