Aisha Siraj, MD, FACC

“She looks like a cardiologist as her passion and hard work kept her moving forward despite some road blocks along the way but today she is an interventional cardiologist!

I am an Interventional cardiologist based in the USA. Since 2019 I have been an Assistant professor at Case Western Reserve University/MetroHealth Campus in Cleveland, Ohio. During this time, I was honored to train Cardiology fellows, Internal Medicine residents, also I have worked as a clinician and researcher. I was honored to become a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology and Fellow of Society for Cardiovascular angiography and interventions after completing my training.

– Biggest accomplishment is to be actively involved in teaching and training upcoming cardiologists.
– Interventional and structural cardiology is my passion.
– Career goals is to be an innovative cardiologist , work on to reduce disparities in health care and a good teacher
– Mentorship is important as cardiology is an evolving field and new graduates that join as attending right out of fellowship, I think mentorship will help them to navigate it as early career attending as well as for research opportunities.