Pediatric Cardiology

Pediatric Cardiologists specialize in working with children, from newborns to teenagers, to diagnose, treat, and prevent heart and/or cardiovascular issues, including congenital conditions and defects. They are also experts in preventing and treating risk factors for adult heart disease in children. When heart surgery is needed, pediatric cardiologists work closely with specialized pediatric heart surgeons to provide comprehensive care. General Responsibilities: 1. Diagnose and treat children with heart diseases. 2. Perform echocardiography procedures and analyze echocardiograms. 3. Develop treatment plans. 4. Perform surgeries. 5. Develop therapeutic procedures. 6. Make hospital rounds and address patient queries and concerns professionally. 7. Educate residents and assist in medical researches. 8. Interpreting test results to determine how effectively the heart and/or cardiovascular system is functioning. 9. Consulting with patients and their parents to understand symptoms and health concerns.