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Yash Varma, MD
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Medical School: Government Medical College Bhavnagar
Residency: Trinity Health Oakland
Cardiology Fellowship: Trinity Health Oakland/ Wayne State University School of Medicine
Research/Clinical Interests: Electrophysiology, complex ablations, ventricular tachycardia, atrial fibrillation ablation, advanced device therapy
Why the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix: What drew me to the University of Arizona was the opportunity to train with world-renowned electrophysiology faculty who are leaders in both clinical care and academic EP. The program’s strong emphasis on mentorship, high-volume and complex procedures, and a genuinely supportive learning environment stood out to me. I was particularly excited about the focus on fellow development, progressive autonomy, and the chance to grow both technically and academically while training alongside faculty who are deeply invested in teaching
Hobbies and Personal Interests: Hiking, gaming, photography (night sky and nature especially), traveling
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Felix Nguyen, MD
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Undergraduate: University of Pittsburgh
Medical School: University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine
Residency: Washington University in St. Louis/Barnes-Jewish Hospital
Cardiology Fellowship: Henry Ford Hospital
Research/Clinical Interests: Supraventricular tachycardias, complex atrial and ventricular arrhythmias, device therapy, conduction system pacing
Why the University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix: This is a program that exposes Fellows to the entire breadth of Electrophysiology. Every day, we perform cases that range from bread-and-butter to the most complex. We are a center that serves the local community, but also receives a large number of referrals for complex cases, particularly VT. The Faculty here are world-class, and their mentorship has been nothing short of incredible. I could not be more proud to be a member of this family
Hobbies and Personal Interests: Running, weightlifting, learning guitar, indoor rock-climbing, exploring outdoor parks and trails
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