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To professionally and comprehensively use advanced technology and apply years of knowledge and experience in healing patients who have sleep disorders and cardiovascular issues.
Meet Dr. KambojDr. Ejaz Kamboj, M.D., FACC
Fellowship-trained in cardiology, with a background in advanced cardiac and endovascular interventions and sleep medicine.
Start a conversationDr. Ejaz Kamboj, M.D., FACC brings together cardiology, advanced cardiac and endovascular care, and sleep medicine.
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A medical background connecting clinical practice, academic medicine and investigation.
Three years of internal medicine residency, followed by a three-year cardiology fellowship.
Advanced cardiovascular training with Dr. Gerald Dorros and Dr. Edward Dietrich, including research on devices awaiting FDA approval.
His academic work included helping establish the University of Nevada School of Medicine’s cardiology division, serving as Assistant Professor of Cardiology, and directing the University Medical Center cardiac catheterization laboratory. His physician profile also credits him with creating a $3 million laboratory for advanced cardiac and endovascular procedures.
Co-author of a chapter on axillary and subclavian artery interventions in the Textbook of Endovascular Procedures, Dyet et al., Churchill Livingstone.
Dr. Ejaz Kamboj brings an academic background and proficiency to this field, providing care in preventive and clinical cardiology, sleep-related disorders, and minimally invasive and advanced cardiac and vascular procedures.
After completing a three-year internal medicine residency followed by a three-year cardiology fellowship, Dr. Kamboj was selected for an advanced cardiovascular fellowship at the internationally renowned Arizona Heart Institute (AHI), one of the centers allowed to use experimental devices. Under the mentorship of Dr. Gerald Dorros and Dr. Edward Dietrich, he pursued research and investigative study of devices pending FDA approval.
He co-authored “Interventions in the Axillary and Subclavian Arteries” in the Textbook of Endovascular Procedures (Dyet et al., 2000, Churchill Livingstone).
After arriving in Las Vegas in 1999, he helped create the Division of Cardiology at the University of Nevada School of Medicine. As Assistant Professor of Cardiology and Director of the Cardiac Catheterization Laboratory at University Medical Center, he taught physicians at the school of medicine. The original biography credits him with creating a $3 million cardiovascular laboratory for advanced cardiac and endovascular procedures.
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Explore the six service areas listed by the practice.
Understanding cardiovascular risk.
02A medical approach to heart health.
03A closer look at sleep-related breathing.
04Minimally invasive approaches.
05Explore listed treatment options.
06Explore the vein care service area.
Dr. Ejaz Kamboj, M.D., FACC
Fellowship-trained cardiology physician
Advanced cardiac & endovascular interventions
From cardiovascular risk to clinical care, explore the heart of the practice.
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Risk management includes high blood pressure, diabetes, cholesterol, obesity, sleep disorders and smoking-related factors.
Clinical cardiology includes medical management of cardiovascular disease and congestive heart failure.
Cardiac interventions listed by the practice include balloon angioplasty and stents.
Explore vascular careVascular and vein care, viewed as part of the bigger picture.
Discuss circulatory careHeart care and vascular care share a conversation.
Return to heart careMinimally invasive vascular treatment, aneurysm repair and carotid stenting are listed services.
Give your sleep the same thoughtful attention as your heart.
Explore sleep careThe practice lists evaluation, management and treatment of sleep-related breathing disorders through its Sleep Center, following American Academy of Sleep Medicine recommendations.
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Prepare for a conversationSleep is part of cardiovascular health. An individual discussion can help you understand what that connection means for you.
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