John Kadado

John Kadado is a Clinical Fellow in Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular Disease at Yale School of Medicine, with roles including Associate Research Scientist (2017–present) and prior training as a Resident (UMass Chan Medical School - Baystate, 2020) and Cardiovascular Disease Fellow (2023). His research focuses on cardiovascular device innovation, arrhythmia management, and clinical outcomes in patients with complex cardiac conditions. Key interests include leadless pacemaker technology, anticoagulation strategies, and the optimization of cardiac procedures in high-risk populations such as those with liver cirrhosis or post-COVID-19 complications.

Dr. Kadado has been recognized with prestigious awards including the Research Fellow of the Year (2023) and Resident of the Year (2020). His work bridges clinical practice and translational research, contributing to advancements in electrophysiology and interventional cardiology. He actively publishes on topics like pacemaker complications, echocardiographic predictive modeling, and the management of comorbid cardiovascular conditions.