Interventional Cardiology Fellows
Ryan Kabir, MD
Dr. Ryan Kabir grew up in Anderson, Indiana and earned his undergraduate degree with honors in math and economics from Indiana University. He attended Indiana University School of Medicine, where he was elected into Alpha Omega Alpha national medical honor society. While in medical school he published extensively on sympathetic nerve activity and vascular reactivity in patients with ventricular arrhythmias and ischemic heart disease. Ryan completed his internal medicine residency at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center in Dallas, Texas. He then completed his general cardiology fellowship at Medstar Georgetown University and Washington Hospital Center in Washington, DC. While in residency and fellowship, he continued to pursue research interests in outcomes of novel coronary and valvular interventional techniques. Outside of work, Ryan enjoys cycling (Peloton), personal fitness, and trying new restaurants with his family.
David Wang, MD
David grew up in Houston, Texas. He graduated from Johns Hopkins University with a BA in public health (phi beta kappa). He received his MD from Harvard Medical School. He trained in internal medicine residency at the Brigham and Woman’s Hospital. He pursued research in (1) cardiovascular outcomes with Dr. Deepak Bhatt (2) cardiogenic shock with Dr. Ajar Kochar and (3) bedside procedure services with Dr. Majid Shafiq. He also completed the management and leadership pathway (MLP).
He is interested in interventional cardiology, cardiogenic shock, and mechanical circulatory support. He is also interested in medical education, specifically in bedside procedural training among medicine trainees.
Cathevine Yang, MD
Dr. Cathevine Yang grew up in Vancouver, Canada. She graduated from McGill University Microbiology & Immunology with Honours. Following graduation, she undertook research at the BC Center for Disease Control identifying comparative genome sequencing methods of environmental microbes. She attended medical school at the University of British Columbia and completed her Internal Medicine residency and Adult Cardiology Fellowship training at UBC. During this time, she was active in research on spontaneous coronary artery dissection, and improving outcomes in patients with cardiogenic shock in the setting of acute coronary syndrome. She is currently completing her Masters of Public Health through Johns Hopkins University. Dr Cathevine Yang plans to pursue a career as an academic interventional cardiologist, with a focus on coronary functional testing and percutaneous supports for the management of cardiogenic shock.