Rosy Thachil, MD, MBA, FACC

Cardiologist, Educator, Healthcare Leader, Advisor

Rosy Thachil, MD, MBA, FACC is a board certified non invasive cardiologist in NYC with a focus on acute cardiovascular care, cardiac critical care, and health disparities. She combines frontline clinical work with leadership and advocacy, advancing women’s roles in medicine and championing equity in cardiovascular care through her work with national organizations, writing, and digital health.

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WHAT I FOCUS ON

Directing care for critically ill cardiovascular patients, with particular interest in cardiogenic shock, acute coronary syndromes, and complex hemodynamic management in the cardiac ICU.

Cardiac intensive care

Advancing evidence-based cardiovascular care for women and historically marginalized communities, with a focus on disparities in diagnosis, treatment, and outcomes.

Women’s heart health and health equity

Leadership, wellbeing, and gender equity in medicine

Designing and supporting initiatives that promote gender equity, leadership development, and clinician wellbeing across national professional organizations.

About Rosy

CLINICAL, ACADEMIC, AND LEADERSHIP ROLES

Rosy serves as Director of a Cardiac Intensive Care Unit and Assistant Professor of Medicine, with active roles in national cardiovascular and women’s health organizations. Her work spans bedside care, curriculum development, research, and advocacy for gender equity and inclusive leadership in cardiology.

Assistant Professor of Medicine

Non-invasive cardiologist, New York City

Director, Cardiac Intensive Care Unit

Co-chair, Gender Equity Task Force, American Medical Women’s Association

Member, ACC Critical Care Cardiology Leadership Council

Doximity Digital Health fellow and Women in Medicine board member

Rosy Thachil - Rosy serves as Director of a Cardiac Intensive Care Unit and Assistant Professor of Medicine.

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World Health Organization, 1948

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Mark Twain

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IN THE MEDIA

Rosy frequently comments on cardiovascular care, health equity, and physician leadership for national outlets, podcasts, and professional organizations.

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