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Harish A. Shah, MD, FACC
Degrees
- M.D., Sir Sayajirao General (S.S.G) Hospital and Medical College Baroda, Gujarat, India
Training
- Cardiology fellowship: Christ Hospital and Medical Center Oak lawn, IL
- Internal medicine residency: Christ Hospital and Medical Center Oak Lawn, IL
- Internal medicine residency: Sir Sayajirao General (S.S.G) Hospital and Medical College Baroda, Gujarat, India
Board Certified In
- Internal Medicine, Diplomat of American Board of Internal Medicine (1985)
- Cardiology, American College of Cardiology (1987)
- Interventional cardiology (1999)
- Nuclear cardiology (2009)
- Utilization review and quality assurance (1993)
- Geriatric medicine (1992-2002)
- Critical care medicine (1989-1999)
- North American Society of Pacing and Electrophysiology (NASAP) (1988)
Awards / Accomplishments
- Indian Medical Association's Life Time Achievement Award for Service to the Community (2011)
- National Merit Scholarship
- Honors: awarded by the indian government
Special Interest and Skill Areas in Cardiology
- Nuclear Cardiology
- Interventional Cardiology
Medical Appointments
- President of Medical Staff at...
- Past Chairman of Department of Medicine at St. Catherine's Hospital
- Member of Quality Assurance and Formulary committees at different hospitals (Current)
- Co-chairman of Cardiovascular Performance Committee at The Methodist Hospitals (2005 - current)
- Chief of the Division of Medicine at The Methodist Hospitals (2006-2010)
- President of Indian Medical Association of Northwest Indiana (1996)
- Founder, member, and director of United Physician Network (1994-1996)
- Founder, member, and chairman of board of trustees of Indian cultural center (1994-1996)
About Doctor
Dr. Harish A. Shah was born and raised in Baroda, Gujarat in India. After completing his training in Internal Medicine at S.S.G Hospital and Medical College Baroda in the early 1980s, he emmigrated to the U.S. to begin his training in Cardiology at Christ Hospital and Medical Center in Oak Lawn, Illinois.
After completing his traning, Dr. Shah relocated to Northwest Indiana with his family to practice cardiovascular medicine with a small physician group. For the last 25 years, Dr. Shah has been practicing in Northwest Indiana.
In his free time, Dr. Shah is very fond of gardening and is well-known in the community for his "green thumb". He is also an active member of the Indian community in Northwest Indiana and is the founding member of both the Indian American Cultural Center and the Bhartiya Temple of Northwest Indiana.
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