Bashar Al Hemyari

Bashar Al Hemyari is a Clinical Assistant Professor in Cardiovascular Medicine at the University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB). He serves as Core Faculty in both the Internal Medicine Residency Program and the General Cardiology Fellowship Program. His academic focus is on cardiovascular research, with expertise in interventional cardiology, telehealth applications, and patient-centered care strategies.

Dr. Al Hemyari holds an MD from Bab Al-Muadham University in Baghdad, Iraq (completed by 2012). His research spans acute coronary syndrome management, LDL-C lowering therapies, and the efficacy of cardiac rehabilitation post-hospitalization. He has conducted systematic reviews on dual antiplatelet therapy efficacy and angiographic approaches for coronary interventions.

Key research interests include telehealth innovations in cardiology during pandemics, evidenced by his 2021 study on patient perspectives during COVID-19. He has collaborated internationally on meta-analyses and contributes to peer-reviewed journals like Cardiovascular Revascularization Medicine and Current Problems in Cardiology.

No formal academic awards are listed, though his work has garnered significant citations (h-index 67). He mentors trainees in UTMB’s residency and fellowship programs but no specific advisees are named. His research aligns with UTMB’s strategic health communities, emphasizing cardiovascular innovation and patient-centric solutions.