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Chao-Wei Hwang, MD PhD
- Associate Professor of Clinical Medicine
Expertise: Interventional Cardiology, Cardiology
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Faisal Rahman, BMBCh
- Director of Cardiogenic Shock
- Assistant Professor of Medicine
Expertise: Interventional Cardiology, Structural Heart Disease Cardiology, Cardiac Critical Care
Johns Hopkins specialists provide a range of cardiac services in Frederick County, Maryland. Procedures are performed at Frederick Health Hospital and Suburban Hospital.
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Cardiovascular Services in Frederick County
Interventional Cardiology
The Johns Hopkins Heart and Vascular Institute provides advanced interventional procedures for heart and valve conditions.
Electrophysiology
Heart Failure
Cardiac Surgery
Our cardiac surgeons offer a range of procedures in local hospitals, including mitral valve repair, aortic surgery and transcatheter aortic valve replacement.
Vascular Surgery
Interventional Cardiology
Electrophysiology
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Zeshan Khan Ahmad, MD
- Director, Complex Cardiac Ablations, National Capital Region
- Assistant Professor of Medicine
Expertise: Cardiology
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Jonathan Chrispin, MD
- Director, Ventricular Arrhythmia Research
- Associate Professor of Medicine
Expertise: Electrophysiology
Heart Failure
Cardiac Surgery
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Hamza Aziz, MD
- Associate Program Director, Cardiothoracic Fellowship
- Assistant Professor of Cardiac Surgery
Expertise: Cardiothoracic Surgery
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Marek Polomsky, MD
- Director, Cardiothoracic Surgery at Suburban Hospital
- Assistant Professor of Cardiac Surgery
Vascular Surgery
Caitlin Hicks, MD MS
- Associate Fellowship Program Director, Vascular Surgery & Endovascular Therapy
- Associate Professor of Surgery
Expertise: Vascular Surgery
Patient Resources
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Leadless Pacemaker | Alec's Story
In his early 20s, Alec Burdette had a leadless pacemaker installed by Johns Hopkins surgeons to prevent his heart rate from getting too low, a rare condition for someone his age.