Tanya Doctorian

Tanya Doctorian, MD, is an Assistant Professor in the Cardiology Division at Loma Linda University School of Medicine. She leads research on cardiovascular outcomes in high-risk populations including transplant recipients and patients with cardiogenic shock. Her work integrates clinical cardiology with outcomes research to optimize patient management strategies.

Research Focus: Dr. Doctorian's investigations span:

• Cardiogenic shock mortality predictors
• Transplant cardiology (renal/liver/heart)
• Cardiovascular risk assessment using tools like Framingham Score
• Congenital heart disease in adult populations
• Drug-induced cardiomyopathies

Publication Trends: Her recent articles (2018-2024) predominantly analyze clinical outcomes in critical cardiology scenarios, featuring:

• Single-center cohort studies on transplantation complications
• Risk stratification models for surgical candidates
• Case reports on rare cardiovascular presentations
• Pharmacological safety in pregnancy

Active Research Grants:

• Internal Cardiovascular Disease in SARS-CoV-2 (Investigator, 2020-present)
• Morbidity/mortality of inotrope use in CCU (Investigator, 2019-present)
• Heart failure in muscular dystrophy (Investigator, 2019-present)