In a career full of achievements, Andrea Natale, a world-celebrated cardiologist, can’t seem to get enough. He was recently appointed the Chief Medical and Research Advisor at Ninety One, Inc. a promising medical software tech company. Natale also currently serves as the Medical Director at TCAI (Texas Cardiac Arrhythmia Institute), a facility at the Austin, Texas, St. David’s Medical Center dedicated to addressing all kinds of medical complications related to heart rhythm arrhythmia. It’s the world-leading facility in electrophysiology, and besides treating patients, it also conducts research on heart conditions and offers training to rising cardiologists.
Leading research on CIEDs
At Ninety One, Inc. this top-notch cardiologist with more than 20 years’ experience will be leading research on CIEDs (Cardiovascular Implantable Electronic Devices). These are devices like pacemakers, loop recorders, and cardiac defibrillators offered to patients with extreme cases of heart arrhythmia to help normalize their heart function. This fast-rising medical tech company aims to develop a platform that will utilize augmented intelligence to facilitate the automation and advancement of CIEDs. This AI platform will also enable Cardiac Remote Monitoring automation and the improvement of Precision Medicine. Ninety One, Inc, hopes that the electrophysiology expertise posed by Andrea Natale will be the final key in unlocking this technology.
A high-achieving cardiology
If Ninety One, Inc. succeeds in its goals, it will be another significant achievement for this high-achieving cardiologist. Others include publishing more than 600 medical papers on cardiology, mainly addressing cardiac arrhythmia-related subjects. In addition to this, Natale is affiliated with numerous hospitals that consult him on cardiology matters. Some of these hospitals include Montefiore Medical Center, California Pacific Medical Center, Scripps La Jolla Hospitals, Napa State Hospital, Scripps Green Hospital, Seton Medical Center, Queen of the Valley Medical Center, and Marin General Hospitals.
Andrea Natale travels the world to give speeches on cardiology to students and professionals in symposiums and conferences. Duke University, Stanford University, and Dell Medical School are some of the top-notch institutions that have invited him to give speeches. In 2006 while working at Cleveland Clinic’s as the Center for Atrial Fibrillation MD, he was selected by the FDA to join the Task Force for Atrial Fibrillation.