Dr Jay Shah
Aktiia Chief Medical Officer
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jshahmd/
Dr Shah completed his medical training in internal medicine and cardiovascular diseases at prestigious institutions such as Massachusetts General Hospital and Washington University School of Medicine.
A visionary in the field, he founded and nurtured a cutting-edge cardiovascular service line at the Portland Clinic. His contributions extended to Oregon Health and Science University, where he served on the faculty.
In a significant achievement, Dr Shah was sought out by the Mayo Clinic to establish the Aortic Disease program at Mayo Clinic Arizona and the Mayo Alix School of Medicine, where he built an internationally recognised centre of excellence.
Dr Shah, with 15 years as a cardiologist, has trusted Aktiia’s optical blood pressure monitor for two years in guiding his clinical decisions. Beyond that, he contributes to Aktiia as the Chief Medical Officer, applying his extensive expertise to ensure the product remains a leader in its class, trusted by both patients and professionals.
Dr Shah’s dedication to patient well-being, coupled with his insights into the medical landscape, has significantly shaped Aktiia’s mission to offer individuals a seamless and precise blood pressure monitoring solution that leads to personalised recommendations.
Links to latest online publications/interviews etc:
- Cardiovascular Expert Dr. Jay Shah on Prioritising Preventative Medicine with Dr Alka Patel UK
- Dr. Karen Litzy with Dr. Jay Shah: How to Make The Transition From Clinical To Non-Clinical Medicine
- High Level Hypertension with Dr. Jay Shah by Doc Nation
- Managing and Treating Hypertension with Dr. Jay Shah by LifeBlood
Posts by Dr Jay Shah
July 22, 2024
How detoxification can lower your blood pressure
June 29, 2024
Weight loss drugs and your heart health
May 29, 2024
Health checks for the over 40s
May 20, 2024
The Morning Surge
May 13, 2024
The Impact of Diet on High Blood Pressure
March 20, 2024
The future of work and health is at home