CARDIAC CATH LAB - Mount Sinai Hospital

Clinical Interests
Cardiac Catheterization,
Cardiac Transplantation,
Heart Failure
Clinical Interests
Pediatric Catheterization
& Interventions,
Pediatric and Adult
Congenital Heart Diseases
Sean P. Pinney, MD
Assistant Professor Medicine, Cardiology
Director Advanced Heart Failure and Cardiac Transplantation Program
Education and Training
MD: Georgetown University School of Medicine, Washington, DC
Residency, Internal Medicine: Beth Israel Deaconess Hospital, Boston
Fellowship, Cardiology: Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
Dr. Sean Pinney is a well-known cardiologist specializing in the
management of patients with advanced heart failure. Together
with Dr. Entelechy Anyanwu, Dr. Pinney established Mount Sinai’s
ventricular assist device program, which offers a broad array of
temporary and implantable devices for patients with cardiac failure.
Under his leadership the heart transplant program at Mount Sinai has
increased its clinical volume and improved patient outcomes. He has
been recognized by his peers and Castle Connolly as being one of New
York’s best doctors. Dr. Pinney is an active clinical researcher who has
led both NIH- and industry-sponsored trials in the areas of cardiac
transplantation and mechanical circulatory support. He serves on the
American College of Cardiology Heart Failure and Transplant committee,
the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS) thoracic committee and
the medical advisory board for the New York Organ Donor Network.
Phone: 212-241-7300 E-mail: sean.pinney@mountsinai.org
Barry A. Love, MD, FRCPc
Assistant Professor Pediatrics and Medicine
Director Pediatric Cardiac Cath Lab
Education and Training
MD: University of Western Ontario, Canada
Residency, Pediatrics: Children’s Hospital of Montreal
Fellowship, Pediatric Cardiology: Children’s Hospital Boston
Dr. Barry Love is director of the congenital cardiac catheterization
laboratory at Mount Sinai Heart. Dr. Love holds a joint appointment
in both the Department of Pediatrics and the Department of Medicine
and is one of only a few physicians who perform interventional
procedures on patients with congenital heart disease from infancy
through adulthood. He has been a pioneer in extending many of the
techniques used in the treatment of congenital heart disease to acquired
heart lesions in adults such as paravalvular leaks and post-infarction
ventricular septal defects. He has been recognized by Castle Connolly as
one of America’s Top Doctors for 2009, and is listed as one of The New York
Times Magazine’s Super Doctors for both 2008 and 2009. Dr. Love has a
research interest in new device technology and is a principal investigator
for several device trials in congenital heart disease.
Phone: 212-241-9516 E-mail: barry.love@mssm.edu
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