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Episode 6

Building a Career in Prevention: Lessons from the Next Generation

The Heart of Prevention · 40 min

Episode Description

In this episode, host Dr. Keerthana Pakanati sits down with three rising leaders in preventive cardiology—Dr. Ramzi Dudum, Dr. Suvasini Lakshmanan, and Dr. Priyanka Satish—for an energizing conversation about early-career growth, mentorship, shaping the future of prevention, and the evolving landscape of cardiovascular health.

Together, they discuss:

  • What drew them to the field of prevention
  • Key skills every preventive cardiologist should build
  • Myths about early career life
  • The role of digital health and innovation
  • Their “dream” prevention projects and the future of collaboration

This episode offers an inspiring look at the next generation of preventive cardiology and the shared commitment to advancing patient care, implementation science, and health equity.

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