About Dr. Sanjat Chiwane

• Dr. Sanjat Chiwane is a distinguished Interventional Cardiologist with more than 22 years of dedicated experience.
• His core strengths lie in Cardiac Catheterization, Primary and Complex Angioplasty (including unprotected left main, bifurcation lesions, and chronic total occlusions), Intracoronary Imaging (IVUS and OCT), Cardiac Pacemaker Implantations, Cardiac Resynchronization Therapy, and Pediatric Cardiac Interventions.
• He is also proficient in structural heart procedures, including device closures for ASD, VSD, and PDA, and has in-depth experience in echocardiography, stress testing, and nuclear cardiac imaging.
• Dr. Chiwane’s journey in medicine began at Government Medical College, Nagpur, where he completed his MBBS, followed by an MD in Medicine from the University of Mumbai.
• He later pursued his DM in Cardiology from the same university, achieving rigorous training in advanced cardiac sciences.
• He has undergone advanced international training, including a Complex Intervention Training Program at Asan Medical Center (ACT) in South Korea, one of the world’s leading centers for complex coronary interventions.
• Throughout his career, Dr. Chiwane has worked with some of India’s most reputable medical institutions, including Grant Medical College and Sir J. J. Group of Hospitals in Mumbai, Artemis Health Institute in Gurgaon, and Columbia Asia Hospital in Gurgaon, where he served as a Senior Consultant.
• In addition to his clinical excellence, Dr. Chiwane has a strong academic foundation.
• He served for nearly five years as a Clinical Instructor in Medicine and Cardiology at Mumbai University, training interns, residents, and medical students.
• Dr. Chiwane is certified by the Medical Council of India in Internal Medicine and Cardiology, and his global affiliations (FESC and FSCAI) underscore his standing as a respected interventional cardiologist internationally.
• With a strong record of research, workshops, published articles, and active participation in cardiology conferences, he continues to contribute to the advancement of cardiac sciences.