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David Kane, MD serves as Chief of the Division of Inpatient Cardiology and Senior Associate Cardiologist in the Department of Cardiology at Harvard Medical School. He holds the academic rank of Assistant Professor of Pediatrics with clinical appointments at Boston Children's Hospital locations in Boston and Waltham, Massachusetts.
Education:
- Medical School: University of Massachusetts Medical School (2003, Worcester, MA)
- Internship & Residency: University of Colorado Health Sciences (2004-2006, Denver, CO)
- Fellowship: Boston Children's Hospital (2010, Boston, MA)
Dr. Kane specializes in Pediatric Cardiology with research emphases on congenital heart defects, cardiovascular implantable electronic devices, and pediatric chest pain management. His clinical work bridges inpatient and outpatient settings to optimize continuity of care for children with congenital and acquired heart disease. Recent publications demonstrate expertise in genetic testing for cardiac conditions, prosthetic valve endocarditis diagnostics, and quality improvement initiatives for device follow-up.
His 12 most recent publications (2003-2025) reveal consistent focus on pediatric cardiology innovation, particularly in diagnostic protocols (SCAMPs methodology), rare coronary anomalies (ALCAPA), and pandemic-responsive medical education. Key themes include genetic susceptibility in cardiac disorders, ECMO-supported resuscitation, and standardized assessment plans for chest pain.
Board certified by the American Board of Pediatrics in Cardiology, Dr. Kane emphasizes compassionate care principles across all patient interactions. His clinical philosophy centers on humanistic care through compassion, empathy, respect, and commitment.
Leadership & Clinical Roles:
- Chief, Division of Inpatient Cardiology
- Senior Associate Cardiologist
- General Pediatric Cardiologist for congenital/acquired heart disease
