LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Baptist Health Heart Institute/Arkansas Cardiology-Little Rock recently welcomed cardiologist Ramey Marshell, MD.
Dr. Marshell, an Alma native, received his Doctorate of Medicine from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences. He completed residency training through the Tinsley Harrison Internal Medicine Residency Program at the University of Alabama at Birmingham, where he also completed a fellowship in Cardiovascular Disease.
“When a patient chooses to form a partnership with me, it is my intent to help guide them toward a better-quality life with reduced burden of cardiovascular disease,” Dr. Marshell said.
“My ideal path for treatment would be to optimize primary preventive measures and to achieve a complete heart healthy lifestyle for my patients; however, as disease develops and clinical events occur, I want my patients to know I will be there with them and will do everything I can to work with them to prevent future cardiovascular illness.”
Dr. Marshell reads and performs echocardiography, nuclear perfusion studies and diagnostic heart catheterizations. He additionally is one of the few level 3 cardiac/coronary computed tomography (CT) readers (the highest level of distinction by the Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography) and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) readers in the state.
Outside of medicine, Dr. Marshell enjoys spending time with his wife and two children as well as various types of sport/exercise including spin, rowing, weightlifting, tennis and golf. As an undergraduate alumnus of the University of Arkansas, he is also an avid Razorbacks fan.
Baptist Health Heart Institute/Arkansas Cardiology-Little Rock is located in Medical Towers II on the Baptist Health Medical Center-Little Rock campus, 9501 Baptist Health Drive, Suite 600. For more information about the services that Dr. Marshell provides, visit baptist-health.com or call 1-888-BAPTIST.
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