Former Fellows
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2023 - 2024
Keaton Nasser, M.D.
Undergraduate: University of California Los Angeles (UCLA)Medical School: St. George’s UniversityFellowships: University of Nevada Las Vegas, general cardiology; University of Texas Medical Branch, interventional cardiology"I'm originally from Northern California, but I've been a nomad the last 15 years, living in three countries and 10 different cities. However, I’m excited to return to Tucson for the structural cardiology fellowship. I look forward the to the Tucson sunsets and the clouds after the monsoons. TMC and the structural cardiology team have built an amazing program with the latest and greatest and continue to push the field forward with their research efforts. I look forward to being a part of this great team and being trained to be on the frontline of this burgeoning field."
2022-2023
Vikram Prasad, M.D.
Undergraduate: Carnegie Mellon UniversityPost-Baccalaureate Special Science Program: University of PennsylvaniaMedical School: George Washington University, School of Medicine and Health SciencesFellowships: Thomas Jefferson University, Interventional Cardiology; Northshore University Hospital, Cardiovascular Disease“It is a privilege to care for patients with complex cardiovascular disease and offer them and their loved ones hope through lifesaving interventions. Structural cardiology represents the next frontier in interventional cardiology. From advanced mechanical support to transcatheter valve replacement, I am energized by the rapidly evolving advances in device technologies and new approaches to historic procedures resulting in fewer complications and quicker recovery for patients.”
2021-2022
Michael Cryer, M.D.
Undergraduate: University of South CarolinaMedical School: University of South Carolina School of MedicineFellowships: The Mount Sinai Hospital, Interventional Cardiology; Prisma Health, University of South Carolina, Cardiovascular Medicine and General Cardiology“I have always harbored a keen interest in structural cardiology and have sought to understand the complexities behind these procedures. I hope to solve enough problems to become a compassionate and skilled structural cardiologist. To complete my interventional training, enhance my skillset with excellent structural exposure, and advance the field to the best of my ability.
