Dr. Jay Shah

Introduction

• Dr. Jay Shah, a distinguished Cardiologist with over 10 years of experience, serves as the Head of the Department of Cardiology at HCG Hospitals, Mithakhali, Ahmedabad. He is recognised for his academic achievements and expertise in advanced cardiac care.

Area of Expertise

• Dr. Jay Shah specialises in Complex Coronary Interventions like PAMI, Bifurcation Stenting, Multivessel Stenting, and CTO. With esteemed fellowships including FACC, FESC, and FSCAI to his credit, he is dedicated to preventing cardiovascular diseases, addressing long-term cardiovascular complications, and reducing cardiovascular-related mortality through patient education and awareness. Dr. Shah also has a keen interest in Imaging Assisted Angioplasty (IVUS), guided PCI and complex coronary interventions.

Research and Publications

• Principal Investigator at HCG-CANTOS study
• Numerous national and international publications on multivessel stenting
• DNB teacher for Cardiology Course at HCG Hospital
• Principal investigator for CANTOS, TUXEDO 2 study, and Hypertension registry
• Coordinator for the study of STEMI cases during the COVID-19 pandemic from CSI
• Coinvestigator for Melange, Credence BTK, Credence BRS study, and  CAMERA-MRI II trial

Medical Breakthrough

• Dr. Jay Shah has made significant contributions to the field of cardiology and has been recognised with fellowships from prestigious organisations such as the European Society of Cardiology and the American College of Cardiology. He is a sought-after speaker, panellist, and moderator at numerous national and international cardiology conferences and workshops, showcasing his expertise and dedication to advancing cardiac care. Dr. Shah successfully completed the Asan Medical Centre Interventional Cardiology Training Program in Seoul, Korea, specialising in Imaging Assisted Coronary Revascularisation under the guidance of Dr. S J Park in 2018. 

Awards and Accolades

• Singapore Live 2008: Bifurcation Stenting with Classic T Technique in Non-ST Elevation Myocardial Infarction – Recognised with the Young Interventionist Award.