Harsh Agrawal

Harsh Agrawal, MD, is a visiting academic clinician and former Assistant Professor of Medicine at Texas Tech University. He holds board certifications in 8 medical specialties including Internal Medicine, Cardiovascular Medicine, and Interventional Cardiology. His clinical practice focuses on complex structural and coronary interventions, valvular heart disease management, and peripheral vascular interventions. He leads two outpatient clinics for cardiovascular care and prevention.

Education:

• MD from Bharati Vidyapeeth Medical University
• Internships at UCLA-OVMC and West-Penn Allegheny General Hospital
• Fellowships in General Cardiology (University of Missouri), Interventional Cardiology (St Elizabeths Medical Center/Tufts), and Structural Interventional Cardiology (UCSF)

Research: Dr. Agrawal's work emphasizes innovative techniques in structural heart disease, including MRI-guided TAVR in CKD patients to reduce contrast exposure. He investigates PFO closure outcomes, same-day valve replacement discharges, and coronary bifurcation interventions. His research has produced over 40 peer-reviewed articles.

Professional Contributions:

• Developer of primary care clinic curricula in underserved areas
• Active participant in UCSF's clinical research programs

Labs/Teams: Engaged in structural heart disease research teams at UCSF, focusing on translational cardiac interventions and device innovation.