- Coronary Dissection
- Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS)
- Coronary Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT)
- Coronary Intervention: Complications
- Cardiology: Webinar
Dissections and tissue protrusion - When to Treat
Optimizing PCI (O-PCI) is a series of educational meetings dedicated to helping cardiologists optimize decision-making in interventional cardiac procedures using state-of-the-art intravascular...
Optimizing PCI (O-PCI) is a series of educational meetings dedicated to helping cardiologists optimize decision-making in interventional cardiac procedures using state-of-the-art intravascular imaging and physiology technologies. Our renowned international faculty is committed to help cardiologists master interpretation of invasive diagnostic devices and treat with precision, thus securing optimal outcomes for patients.
Speakers
Ki Park
Speaker
Ki Park, MD, is a clinical assistant professor of medicine in interventional cardiology. In... Ki Park, MD, is a clinical assistant professor of medicine in interventional cardiology. In addition to her professorship role, she is the director of women’s cardiovascular health at UF Health. Dr. Park received a bachelor’s degree in microbiology at the University of Florida. She also completed her internal medicine residency, general cardiology fellowship and interventional cardiology fellowship at the University of Florida College of Medicine. During her fellowship training, she also completed a Cardiovascular Cell Therapy Research Network Fellowship and earned a master of science in translational science through the APPCI program. In 2010, she received the UF Department of Medicine’s Excellence in Research Award as well as the American Heart Association’s Women in Cardiology Trainee Award for Excellence. Dr. Park partners with other UF Health cardiologists to create a dedicated team for targeted cardiovascular women’s care in Gainesville and throughout Florida. She has a number of research studies focused on women-specific cardiology care to help offer the latest technologies and research to her patients.
