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Speciality
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Cardiology |
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Languages
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English, Spanish
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About
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Major Positions Held:
From 1981 through 1983, Doctor Rodríguez was the Emergency Room Physician at the Gorgas Memorial U. S. Army Hospital at the Canal Zone in Panama. From 1986 through 1987, he was
the physician in charge at the Coronary Care Unit of the Air Force Central Hospital in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Doctor Rodríguez approved the Federal State License Examination in 1979 and the Medical Council Canadian Evaluating Examination in 1981.
Published:
He was published on the International Medical Investigation, on the book Complex and multiple vase Angioplasty, on the Panamanian Medical Magazine, on the Panamanian
Cardiology Magazine, on the Medical Science Magazine, on the Health Sciences Magazine, on the Costar Rican Medical Act, on the Costar Rican Cardiology Magazine, on the Medical
Magazine of the Caja del Seguro Social, on Intercontinental Cardiology, and on the Annual Magazine of the Guatemalan Cardiology Society. |
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Education
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Doctor Rodríguez received his Medical Diploma from the Autonomous University of México in 1977. In 1987, finished his residency in Cardiology at the Argentinean Society of Cardiology in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The following year, also in Argentina, attended a course in Hemodynamics and Interventional Cardiology at the Favaloro Foundation. In 1985, once again
in Argentina, he attended a course of Echocardiography at the Argentinean Society of Cardiology. In 1986, attended the annual course on Cardiac Pacemaker at the Argentinean
Society of Over-stimulation. In 1993, attended a course in Cardiovascular Interventional Procedures at the Baptist Hospital in Miami, Florida. The next year, 1994, attended a course in
Transesophageal Echo at the Miami Vascular Institute in Miami, Florida. Also in 1994, attended a course in Nuclear Cardiology at the Saint Luke’s Episcopal Hospital and the Texas Heart Institute in Houston, Texas. In 1996, attended a post graduated training |
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Memberships
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Doctor Rodríguez is a titular member of the Argentinean College of Hemodynamic and Angiography, an adscript member of the Argentinean Society of Cardiology, a member of the
Panamanian Society of Cardiology and a member of the Latin American Society of Interventional Cardiology. |
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