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Jeffrey Banker

                Dr. Jeffrey Banker

                                 

       Jeffrey Martin Banker, MD

Cardiovascular Medicine- Board Certified

Electrophysiology- Board Certified

 

Home Address:                                                          Office Address:

200 E. 71th St.                                                   Cardiac Specialists

Apt. 12K                                                                     1305 Post Rd

New York, NY 10021                                                 Fairfield, CT.06824

jbanker615@aol.com

Phone- (212) 744-1037                                                                                                                      

CT. License # 038539, DEA# BB6825410

NYS License# 200277, DEA# BB5756258

 

 

Clinical Activities:

 

1) Clinical Electrophysiologist for 14-person Cardiology Group- Fairfield, CT 8 yrs.

2) Interventional Electrophysiology and Radiofrequency Ablation (200/yr)

3) Pacemaker, Defibrillator, and Biventricular Device Surgery (400/yr)

4) Initiated Electrophysiology Service at Bridgeport, Stamford, and Danbury

    Hospitals.

 

Hospital Affiliations:

Bridgeport Hospital

Danbury Hospital

Yale New Haven Hospital

St. Vincent’s Medical Center

Stamford Hospital

Milford Hospital

 

Employer:

 

7/2000-                                                Cardiac Specialists of Fairfield, PC, 1305 Post Rd.

                                                            Fairfield, CT. 06430

Education:

           

Electrophysiology Fellowship:   Mt. Sinai Medical Center, The Cardiovascular Institute

1999-2000

 

Cardiology Fellowship:                         Mt. Sinai Medical Center, The Cardiovascular Institute

1996-1999

 

Internal Medicine Residency:                  Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, Department of

1993-1996                                            Internal Medicine, Columbia University School of Medicine

           

Medical School:                                    University of Chicago- Pritzker School of Medicine         1989-1993                                        MD, June 1993

 

 

College:                                                University of California, San Diego BA, June 1989

1985-1989                                                                                     Major: Biochemistry

Phi Beta Kappa

Summa Cum Laude

Board Certification:

 

            2001                     ABIM- Clinical Cardiac Electrophysiology

            2000                     ABIM- Cardiovascular Medicine- Board Certification

1996                     American Board of Internal Medicine- Board Certification

1993                                          Diplomat of the National Board of Medical Examiners

 

 

Publications:

           

             1)   Blendea D, Blendea M, Banker J, McPherson CA. Troponin-T elevations after

                    ICD discharges predict survival. A prospective study. [submitted.]

 

             2)   Blendea D, Banker J, McPherson CA. Clinical significance of Troponin-T

                   elevations after ICD discharges. [In preparation.]

 

            3)    Blendea D, Blendea M, Banker J, McPherson CA. Troponin-T release after

                   spontaneous  or induced  ICD discharges  correlates with two–year survival. J

      Cardiovasc Electrophysiol 2007; 18 (Suppl 2): S12.

 

4)   Blendea D, Blendea M, Banker J, McPherson CA. Troponin-T elevation after

      implanted defibrillator discharges predicts survival – a prospective study.

      Circulation 2006 vol 114, No 18: II-559.

 

5)   Blendea D, Banker J, McPherson CA. Clinical significance of elevated serum

      troponin-T after spontaneous and induced implantable cardioverter-defibrillator

      discharges. Europace 2006, Vol 8 Suppl 1, 99PW/7.

 

6)      Upadya SP, McPherson CA, Hoq SM, Banker J, Mudagol P, Lancaster G, Zarich S. QRS duration does not predict ventricular synchrony- a tissue doppler imaging study. JACC 2005; 45:117A

 

7)      Upadya SP, McPherson CA, Hoq SM, Banker J, Chu N, Lancaster G, Zarich S. Identifying ventricular dyssynchrony: comparison od pulsed Doppler tissue imaging to other echocardiographic techniques. JACC 2005; 45:257A

  

8)      J Banker; Managing a Successful Electrophysiology Practice. Res. Reporter, Vol. 3, No. 12, October 1998, pp. 23-26.

 

9)      J Banker, J Dizon, J Reiffel; Effects of the Ventricular Activation Sequence on the JT Interval. Am. J. Cardiology, Vol. 79, No. 6, March 1997, pp. 816-819.

 

10)  J Reiffel, J Banker; How Do Physicians Determine When to Perform an On Drug Electrophysiology Study for Efficacy Determination in Patients with Sustained Ventricular Tachyarrhythmias?: A Previously Unaddressed Variable which may Affect Efficacy Rates. PACE, Vol.. 18, Part I, March 1995, pp. 406-416.

 

Academic Honors:

 

            1998                     Wyeth-Ayerst 1998 NASPE Electrophysiology Fellowship Recipient

1993                                            Housestaff Research Award (Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center)

1989                     Honors- Department of Chemistry. University of California, SD   

1988                                            Academic Scholarship- University of California, San Diego

 

Political/Alumni Activities:

           

11)  American Heart Association Southern Connecticut-Board Member (2002-)

 

12)  American College of Cardiology Task Force on Member Relations (1999-2000)

(Jeffrey Banker, MD; George Beller, MD; Spencer King III, MD)

 

13)  President- New York Heart Association Fellow’s Chapter 1997-1998

 

14)  Founder- The Valentin Fuster Society Alumni Association

 

15)  Editor- American College of Cardiology AIT Website 1999-2000

 

Research Experience:

 

            1999-                    The Management of Postoperative Atrial Fibrillation.

     Primary Investigator- Jeffrey Banker, MD.

     Department of Electrophysiology, Mt. Sinai Medical Center.

                                        

1999-                    Pacemaker implantation to Facilitate the Administration of Beta-Blockers in Patients with Congestive Heart Failure and Bradycardia. Primary Investigator- Jeffrey Banker, MD.  Department of Electrophysiology, Mt. Sinai Medical Center

 

1996-1998            Transesophageal Echocardiography Guided Chemical Cardioversion with Ibutilide. Lawrence Baruch, MD; Department of Cardiology, Bronx VA Medical Center.

 

1993-1996            The Effect of Flecainide on Overdrive Pace Termination of Sustained Ventricular Tachycardia. James Coromillas, MD; Andrew Wit, PhD. Departments of Pharmacology and Cardiology, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center, Columbia University School of Medicine.

 

1993-1994            Assessment of Clinical Guidelines for Antiarrhythmic Agents.

James Reiffel, MD; Department of Cardiology, Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center.

                                     

1989-1992                      The Effects of Class Ic Agents on the Action Potential in Canine     Ventricular Myocytes. Morton Arnsdorf, MD; Department of Cardiology, University of Chicago, Pritzker School of Medicine.

 

1987-1988           Detoxification and Purification of an Antineoplastic Agent, Illudin M.

Trevor McMorris, PhD; Department of Chemistry, University of California, San Diego.

 

 

 

Presentations:

 

1)      J Banker, V. Fuster; 24th Annual Symposium for Directors of Adult Cardiology      Training Programs. 1998 ACC Scientific Session.

 

2)      J Banker, S Scheit, D Zipes, E Braunwald, V Fuster; The 1998 ACC Affiliate-in-Training Luncheon Presentation. 1998 ACC Scientific Session.

 

3)      L Baruch, J Banker; Ibutilide a Negative Inotrope for the Left Atrial Appendage?

1998 ACC Scientific Session- Poster Presentation.

 

4)   J Banker, A Wit, J Coromilas; The Effects of Class Ic Agents on Overdrive Pacing Termination of  Ventricular Tachycardia. 1996 NASPE Scientific Session- Poster Presentation.

 

 

Memberships and Organizations:

 

            Friends of Israeli Heart Society

            Heart Rhythm Society (NASPE)

Phi Beta Kappa Society

New York Heart Association

            American College of Cardiology

            American Medical Association

            New York Medical Society

                                                                                                                                                              



 




            
     
 


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