Dr. Heller graduated from Harvard Medical School, served as an intern at Johns Hopkins Hospital and completed his Internal Medicine Residency at Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH). He went on to complete a post-doctoral cardiovascular research Fellowship at MGH in vascular biology, garnering grants from the NIH and American Heart Association.
Dr. Heller returned home to New York to train in clinical cardiology at Columbia University Medical Center. He finished his post-graduate education at Columbia in collaboration with the Cardiovascular Research Foundation where he was chief interventional fellow and received advanced training in complex coronary, peripheral and structural heart interventions. Dr. Heller has authored numerous articles in well-respected peer-reviewed journals, written textbook chapters and participated in several clinical trials.
Dr. Heller moved his family down to Palm Beach County in 2011 and built a busy clinical and interventional cardiology practice. He serves as Clinical Associate Professor of Medicine at the FAU Charles Schmidt College of Medicine. He has become fully integrated into the Structural Heart Program, Clinical Research Program and Cardiovascular Disease Fellowship at Delray Medical Center. Dr. Heller’s main passions lie in complex coronary and structural heart interventions, clinical research and graduate medical education.
