Susan Bennett, MD, Facc
About Susan Bennett, MD, Facc
Susan Bennett, MD, FACC, serves as the Associate Medical Director of Cardiology at Cohere Health and has extensive experience in cardiology, particularly in women's heart health. She has held various roles in medical advisory boards and has contributed to professional education in the field.
Work at Cohere Health
Susan Bennett serves as the Associate Medical Director of Cardiology at Cohere Health. She has held this position since 2022, contributing her expertise in cardiology within the Washington DC-Baltimore Area. In this role, she focuses on innovative care delivery, particularly emphasizing the unique needs of women with heart disease.
Education and Expertise
Susan Bennett's educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Biology from Lafayette College, followed by an MD from Eastern Virginia Medical School. She completed her Internal Medicine Residency at Washington University School of Medicine and pursued a Cardiology Fellowship at the University of Pennsylvania School of Medicine. Her extensive training has established her as an expert in cardiology, particularly in the context of women's heart health.
Background
Susan Bennett has a diverse professional background in cardiology and healthcare consulting. Prior to her current role, she worked at LifeWings Partners, LLC as a Senior Medical Advisor and served as a Physician Consultant in Population Health at Western Maryland Health System. She has also held positions as a Non-Invasive Cardiologist and Clinical Cardiologist at MedStar Health.
Achievements
Susan Bennett has been an active member of the Scientific Advisory Board for WomenHeart: the National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease since 2004. Additionally, she has contributed to SCAD Research, Inc. since 2013. Her leadership experience includes participation in various non-profits and advisory boards, enhancing professional education in cardiology.
Communication and Outreach
Susan Bennett is recognized for her effective communication skills, demonstrated through her involvement in panels, invited lectures, and engagement with both traditional and social media platforms. Her ability to convey complex medical information clearly supports her advocacy for women's heart health.