Cynthia Tracy
About Cynthia Tracy
Cynthia Tracy serves as the Director of Cardiac Services at George Washington University Hospital and the Director of Electrophysiology at GWUMC. She has extensive experience in academic medicine and advanced training in electrophysiology from Georgetown University.
Work at The George Washington University
Cynthia Tracy has been serving as the Director of Cardiac Services at The George Washington University Hospital since 2004. In this role, she oversees the clinical and operational aspects of cardiac care. Additionally, she holds the position of Director of Electrophysiology at The George Washington University Medical Center. Her tenure at these institutions spans over 20 years, during which she has contributed to advancements in cardiac electrophysiology.
Education and Expertise
Cynthia Tracy earned her Doctor of Medicine (MD) degree from the Medical College of Ohio. She further enhanced her expertise in electrophysiology through advanced training at Georgetown University. This educational background supports her strong clinical skills and her focus on teaching and training future electrophysiologists.
Background
Cynthia Tracy has a background in academic medicine, with a specific emphasis on electrophysiology. Her experience includes working with nonprofit organizations and participating in medical mission work, which reflects her commitment to expanding access to cardiac care and education.
Achievements
Cynthia Tracy possesses strong clinical and teaching skills, particularly in the advanced training of electrophysiologists. Her demonstrated history in academic medicine highlights her contributions to the field of electrophysiology and her role in shaping future practitioners.