Our Care Providers |
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Joseph A. Caplan, MD, FACCAttended McGill University in Montreal, Canada for Doctor of Medicine; Fellowship in Cardiology at Wadsworth VA Hospital; Board Certified in Cardiology and past Chief of Cardiology at Thunderbird Medical Center and past Chief of Staff at Del E. Webb Medical Center; Founded Cardiac Solutions in 1984. |
Gabor S. Jilly, MD, FACCAttended Howard University in Washington, DC for Doctor of Medicine; Fellow in Cardiology and Geriatrics at Wadsworth VA Hospital; Past Chief of Cardiology at Thunderbird Medical Center; Board Certified in Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions in 1994. |
Vishal B. Patel, MD, FACCAttended Mysore University in Mysore, India for Doctor of Medicine; Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology at Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia; Board Certified in Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions in 2001. |
Manoj Rawal, MD, FACCAttended University of Delhi in Delhi, India for Doctor of Medicine; Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology in Detroit, MI in conjunction with Tulane University; Presently Chief of Cardiology at Del E. Webb Medical Center; Board Certified in Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions in 2005. |
Christopher Mackey, DOAttended College of Osteopathic Medicine & Surgery in Des Moines, Iowa for Doctor of Osteopathy; Fellowship in Cardiology at Botsford General Hospital/Michigan State University in Detroit; Board Certified in Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions in 2005. |
Jesse Sethi, MD, FACCElectrophysiologistAttended Boston University for Doctor of Medicine; Fellowship in Cardiovascular Disease & Cardiac Electrophysiology at N.Y. University Medical Center; Board Certified Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions in 2006 |
Pranav Patel, DOAttended Medical College of Virginia at Virginia Commonwealth University for Doctor of Osteopathy; Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology at Medical College of Virginia; Board Certified in Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions in 2007. |
Patrick Quinn, DOAttended Medical College of Virginia at Virginia Commonwealth University for Doctor of Osteopathy; Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology at Medical College of Virginia; Board Certified in Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions in 2007. |
Murli Raman, MD, FACCAttended Northwestern University Medical School in Chicago, IL for Doctor of Medicine; Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology at Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital, Harvard Medical School; Board Certified in Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions 2010. |
Fredric H. Klopf, MD, FACCAttended Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO; Fellowship in Cardiovascular Disease at Barnes Hospital, St. Louis, MO; Current Chief of Staff at Banner Boswell Medical Center; Board Certified in Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions in 2010. |
Abram R. Mozes, MD, ElectrophysiologistAttended Boston University School of Medicine, Providence, RI for Doctor of Medicine; Cardiology Fellowship from Stony Brook University Medical Center; Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellowship from Tufts University Medical Center in Boston, MA; Board Certified in Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions in 2011. |
Rajeev Garg, MDAttended S.N. Medical College, India for Doctor of Medicine; Fellowship in Cardiology at University of Missouri-Columbia; Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology at Lahey Clinic in Boston; Board Certified in Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology; Joined Cardiac Solutions in 2010. |
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Our Nurse Practitioners |
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| A Nurse Practitioner (NP, ANP, FNP) is a licensed Registered Nurse (RN) who has completed an approved education course, including a Master’s Degree, to be a Nurse Practitioner and is certified or licensed as a Nurse Practitioner in a given state and works with a physician. A Nurse Practitioner may diagnose illnesses and physical conditions and perform therapeutic and corrective measures within his/her specialty area of practice. They may also prescribe medication. | |
Terri Glonning, |
 Kari Schrank, |
 Amy Swichtenberg, |
 Caroline Torres-Menta, |
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Our Physician Assistants |
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| Physician Assistants (PAs) are non-physician clinicians licensed to practice medicine under the supervision of a licensed physician. Unlike Nurse Practitioners who are trained in advanced nursing, PAs receive education specifically in the practice of medicine. Physician Assistants generally have a master’s degree in medicine from an accredited university. Practicing PA’s require national certification (PA-C) which must be maintained by re-certifying every two years by requiring at least 100 hours of Continuing Medical Education (CME) and taking a national re-certifying exam every six years. | |
 Melinda Gutierrez, PA-C |
 Christina Foster- RPA-C |
Sean Morgan, PA-C |
Heather Putnam, PA-C |
Rachael Lambdin, ACNP-BC |
Kelly Klauber, PA-C |
Elaine Chanin,