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June 3, 2020
I felt very safe and cared for *Dr. McCabe and the entire staff were KIND.
About James M. McCabe
Dr. James (Jamie) McCabe joined the University of Washington Medical Center in 2013 and became medical director of the Cardiac Cath Labs in 2015. His clinical practice leverages his knowledge and experience in clinical cardiovascular medicine and complex coronary and valvular heart interventions.
He has an active practice in aortic valve disease all forms of coronary artery blockage and cardiogenic shock. He is a nationally recognized clinician educator and investigator in coronary artery intervention and transcatheter therapies for aortic stenosis and cardiogenic shock. His research interests focus on quality and performance metrics for cardiovascular procedures and their use in public 'report cards' as well as variations in care provided across institutions and regions. He has been the site principal investigator for several clinical trials and has authored more than 50 original manuscripts.
Education and Training
Brigham and Women's Hospital
Fellowship, 2013, Interventional Cardiology
University of California, San Francisco
Fellowship, 2011, Cardiovascular Medicine
UCSF - Dept. of Medicine
Residency, 2007, Internal Medicine
UCSF - Dept. of Medicine
Internship, 2005, Internal Medicine
Yale University School of Medicine
Medical education, 2004
UCSF
Teaching Appointment
Board Certifications
Interventional Cardiology, 2012, American Board of Internal Medicine
Cardiovascular Disease, 2011, American Board of Internal Medicine
Internal Medicine, 2007, American Board of Internal Medicine