Ron Nudel, MD, is a cardiologist and the senior medical director for Inpatient Consultative Cardiology at Yale New Haven Hospital. In this role, he works to foster effective partnerships among medical directors, patient service managers and health care providers to improve patient's experiences and treatment outcomes.

Edward J. Miller, MD, PhD, treats chronic heart including infiltrative cardiomyopathies. “The Yale Medicine Cardiomyopathy Inherited Cardiovascular Disease Program has a wonderful interdisciplinary team of experts in the diagnosis and management of infiltrative cardiomyopathies,” says Dr. Miller, who also directs the clinical nuclear cardiology laboratory at Yale New Haven Hospital.

Margaret Furman, MD, MPH, is a cardiologist who focuses on preventive care, lipidology and statin intolerance, and women's cardiac health, as well as echocardiograms and vascular ultrasounds. She is a specialist in cardio-rheumatology, which encompasses cardiac risk assessment or treatment of cardiac conditions in patients with autoimmune inflammatory joint diseases

Jonathan Brier, MD, MS, is a cardiologist who specializes in patient care, as well as nuclear cardiology, which diagnoses and assesses coronary artery disease, and echocardiography, which uses ultrasound waves to investigate the action of the heart. He cared for patients in the greater New Haven area since 1994 in private practice before he joined Yale Medicine.

Steven Jacoby, MD became interested in treating heart disease after seeing how coronary heart disease, cholesterol disorders, and diabetes affected his family members. As a general cardiologist, Dr. Jacoby is often one of the first doctors a patient with a heart condition encounters at Yale Medicine. He likes to use models of hearts and diagrams of the cardiovascular system to... Read More about Steven Jacoby, MD

Sameer Nagpal, MD, is an interventional cardiologist with specialized training in peripheral vascular interventions, or PVIs. PVIs are procedures used to treat peripheral artery disease or atherosclerosis by restoring blood flow to the lower extremities and eliminating numbness, pain, and the need for amputation.