Gerard J. Boyle, MD

Appointed
2004

Education & Fellowships

Fellowship - Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
Pediatric Cardiology
Pittsburgh, PA
1993

Residency - Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
Pediatrics
Pittsburgh, PA
1990

Internship - Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
Pediatrics
Pittsburgh, PA
1988

Medical Education - State University of New York- Brooklyn College of Medicine
MD
Brooklyn, NY
1987

Undergraduate - Saint Francis College
Brooklyn Heights, NY
1974

Additional Training

• Courtesy Staff: Fairview Hospital, Cleveland, OH, 11/2004-Present
• Consulting Staff: Hillcrest Hospital, Cleveland, OH, 02/2005-Present
• Consulting Staff: Parma Community General Hospital, Cleveland, OH, 05/2005-Present
• Consulting Staff: Cleveland Clinic Children's Hospital Shaker Campus, Shaker Heights, OH, 01/2007-Present
• Consulting Staff: Lake Health System, Concord Township, OH, 08/2010-Present

Professional Highlights

• Medical Advisory Board of LifeBanc, 2005-Present
• Medical Advisory Board: Flying Horse Farms, Serious Fun Children's Network, 01/2006-Present
• Associate Professor of Pediatrics, 2006-Present
• Expert Advisory Panelist: Ohio American College of Cardiology, 01/2007-Present
• Committee Member: National Association of Children's Hospital & Related Institutions Directory: Child Health Expert Link, 2007-Present
• Committee Member: "Pediatric Community of Practice" user group on AST Virtual Rooms for the American Society of Transplantation, 03/2007-Present

Certifications

• Pediatrics - Pediatric Cardiology

Specialty Interests

Pediatric Congestive Heart Failure, Pediatric Heart Transplantation, Pediatric VAD's, Berlin Heart, PLE, PTLD

Awards & Honors

• Medical Degree with Distinction in Research, 1987
• Best Doctors in America, 2003-Present
• Best Doctors in Cleveland, 2006-Present
• America's Top Cardiologists, 2006-Present
• America's Top Pediatricians, 2008-Present
• The Leading Physicians of The World/International Association of Pediatricians, 2010-Present

Memberships

• American Heart Association/Council: Cardiovascular Disease in the Young, 1992-Present
• International Society for Heart and Lung Transplantation, 1993-Present
• Pediatric Heart Transplant Study Group, 1993-Present
• Fellow, American Academy of Pediatrics, 1994-Present
• American College of Cardiology, 1994-Present
• Fellow, American College of Cardiology, 1996-Present
• International Pediatric Transplant Association, 1999-Present
• American Society of Transplantation, 2004-Present
• Board of Directors: Flying Horse Farms, Serious Fun Children's Network, 2004-Present
• American College of Cardiology Congenital Heart Disease & Pediatric Cardiology Section, 2005-Present
• Heart Failure Society of America, 2005-Present
• Ohio State Medical Association, 2005-Present
• The Academy of Medicine of Cleveland and Northern Ohio, 2006-Present
• Ohio Chapter, American College of Cardiology, 2006-Present

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