- Take Heart Cardiovascular Center175 Sherman AvenueFl Third FloorNew Haven, CT 06511
- YALE CARDIOLOGY325 Boston Post RoadOrange, CT 06477
- Yale Heart and Vascular Outpatient Services84 North Main StreetBranford, CT 06405
Mark Blitzer, MD
Biography
Mark Blitzer, MD, is a cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist, a type of specialist who diagnoses and treats heart rhythm abnormalities, or arrhythmias.
Dr. Blitzer takes care of patients with a variety of cardiac issues including atrial fibrillation(an irregular and often rapid heart rhythm), cardiomyopathy(disease of the heart muscle), and tachycardia (a too-fast heart rate).
He utilizes many different treatments in his practice, including implantable cardioverter defibrillators (which detect and stop heart arrhythmias), pacemakers (which send electrical pulses to regulate heartbeats), and catheter ablations. Catheter ablation is a minimally invasive treatment to help patients with arrhythmias.
Dr. Blitzer is an assistant professor of medicine (cardiology) at Yale School of Medicine.
Titles
- Associate Professor of Internal Medicine (Cardiovascular Medicine)
Education & Training
- FellowColumbia Presbyterian Medical Center (1999)
- FellowColumbia Presbyterian Medical Center (1997)
- ResidentBrigham and Women's Hospital (1994)
- InternBrigham and Women's Hospital (1992)
- MDHarvard Medical School (1991)
- BASUniversity of Pennsylvania, Bio Engineering (1987)
Additional Information
- Take Heart Cardiovascular Center175 Sherman AvenueFl Third FloorNew Haven, CT 06511
- YALE CARDIOLOGY325 Boston Post RoadOrange, CT 06477
- Yale Heart and Vascular Outpatient Services84 North Main StreetBranford, CT 06405
Biography
Mark Blitzer, MD, is a cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist, a type of specialist who diagnoses and treats heart rhythm abnormalities, or arrhythmias.
Dr. Blitzer takes care of patients with a variety of cardiac issues including atrial fibrillation(an irregular and often rapid heart rhythm), cardiomyopathy(disease of the heart muscle), and tachycardia (a too-fast heart rate).
He utilizes many different treatments in his practice, including implantable cardioverter defibrillators (which detect and stop heart arrhythmias), pacemakers (which send electrical pulses to regulate heartbeats), and catheter ablations. Catheter ablation is a minimally invasive treatment to help patients with arrhythmias.
Dr. Blitzer is an assistant professor of medicine (cardiology) at Yale School of Medicine.
Titles
- Associate Professor of Internal Medicine (Cardiovascular Medicine)
Education & Training
- FellowColumbia Presbyterian Medical Center (1999)
- FellowColumbia Presbyterian Medical Center (1997)
- ResidentBrigham and Women's Hospital (1994)
- InternBrigham and Women's Hospital (1992)
- MDHarvard Medical School (1991)
- BASUniversity of Pennsylvania, Bio Engineering (1987)
Additional Information
- Take Heart Cardiovascular Center175 Sherman AvenueFl Third FloorNew Haven, CT 06511
- YALE CARDIOLOGY325 Boston Post RoadOrange, CT 06477
- Yale Heart and Vascular Outpatient Services84 North Main StreetBranford, CT 06405
- Take Heart Cardiovascular Center175 Sherman AvenueFl Third FloorNew Haven, CT 06511
- YALE CARDIOLOGY325 Boston Post RoadOrange, CT 06477
- Yale Heart and Vascular Outpatient Services84 North Main StreetBranford, CT 06405