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Abha Khandelwal is a Clinical Professor in the Department of Medicine at Stanford University, specializing in Cardiovascular Medicine. With extensive experience as an imaging cardiologist, she focuses on cardio-obstetrics, structural disease prevention, and the management of cardiovascular disease among high-risk populations. Her educational background includes a Master’s in Management Information Systems aimed at integrating technology to enhance operations in cardiovascular ambulatory clinics. Dr. Khandelwal has played a pivotal role as the Ambulatory Clinic Chief and Section Lead in General Cardiology. Her research contributions encompass a broad spectrum of clinical trials concentrated on preventative cardiology and imaging related to women's heart health. Dr. Khandelwal directs the maternal heart program, collaborating closely with the Maternal Fetal Medicine and Anesthesia departments. Her involvement in various clinical trials has targeted treatment pathways for elevated lipoproteins and diabetes management in cardiovascular contexts. Khandelwal also leads initiatives utilizing digital health technologies to improve cardiometabolic profiles for women with histories of gestational diabetes and hypertension. Her professional service includes active membership on the AHA Go Red scientific advisory committee and contributions to multiple cardiology-focused journals and organizations. She is dedicated to advancing healthcare delivery by integrating innovative technologies and addressing health disparities among underserved populations.
Stanford University • Stanford, CA
Clinical Professor in Cardiovascular Medicine, overseeing various research projects and clinical trials.
Stanford Health Care • Stanford, CA
Managed operations and clinical practices within the Cardiovascular Medicine department.
The Computer Science department emphasizes research potential. GRE General is currently optional but recommended for some tracks.