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Marietta Ambrose, MD, MPH, MSEd, is an Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine in the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine at the Perelman School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania. She serves as the Director of Penn Cardiology International (PCIL), leading global cardiovascular initiatives in Haiti, Jamaica, Kenya, and Vietnam. Her work focuses on sustainable international collaborations in education, research, and clinical care.
Her research interests include global cardiovascular health, medical education innovation, telemedicine, women's cardiovascular health, and point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS). She has led the development of virtual cardiology curricula for trainees in Haiti and implemented continuing medical education programs in Jamaica. Her scholarly work emphasizes improving access to cardiovascular care in low-resource settings and enhancing diagnostic skills among trainees through POCUS.
The recent publications reflect a strong focus on global health implementation, telemedicine, and medical education. Themes include the use of virtual learning platforms, equity in telehealth access, and standardization of cardiac ultrasound training. Her work bridges clinical cardiology with educational outreach, particularly in underserved regions.
Scientific Awards:
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Advising and Grants:
Dr. Ambrose mentors trainees and leads multidisciplinary teams in global cardiovascular projects. She has led initiatives funded through Penn’s Center for Global Health, including virtual curriculum development in Haiti and CME teleconferences with the Heart Institute of the Caribbean. She collaborates with international institutions to build sustainable cardiology training and clinical programs. While specific grant details are not listed, her active research and outreach suggest ongoing funding support.
Labs and Teams:
She leads Penn Cardiology International (PCIL), a team dedicated to global cardiovascular outreach. PCIL collaborates with institutions such as the Heart Institute of the Caribbean (Jamaica), Haitian medical training programs, and Kenyan healthcare providers. The team focuses on education, training, and implementation of cardiovascular services through tele-education, on-site training, and research partnerships.
