Moneera Haque, MD, PhD

Dr. Haque brings innovation and unwavering dedication to this year’s TF Whayne Cardiovascular Symposium as Co-Chair. A passionate advocate for Preventive Cardiology, Dr. Haque seamlessly integrates this critical focus across every facet of the tripartite mission of academic cardiology—education, research, and patient care—transforming the future of cardiovascular health.

Dr. Haque’s career in medicine began at the University of Kansas School of Medicine. She went on to complete her Internal Medicine Residency at Georgetown University, followed by a Cardiology Fellowship at Loyola University. Now serving as an Assistant Professor in the Division of Cardiology, Dr. Haque continues her commitment to Preventive Cardiology.

Dr. Haque is deeply committed to teaching the next generation of cardiologists, guiding residents and fellows with a patient-centered approach to cardiovascular prevention. Their influence extends beyond the classroom, serving as a mentor to aspiring students, instilling a foundation of excellence and innovation in those who will lead the field in the years to come.

In the realm of research, Dr. Haque is at the forefront of groundbreaking projects, including EXCEL HeartLens, a pioneering initiative aimed at advancing early detection and intervention strategies for cardiovascular disease. Through this and other ongoing studies, Dr. Haque is committed to shaping the future of preventive cardiology, ensuring that research findings translate into real-world clinical applications that improve patient outcomes.

As a practicing cardiologist, Dr. Haque embodies the principles of preventive care, empowering patients with evidence-based strategies to mitigate cardiovascular risk factors, optimize heart health, and enhance longevity. Her commitment to patient-centered care underscores a philosophy that prevention is not merely an aspect of cardiology—it is the foundation of long-term wellness.

As Co-Chair of this year’s TF Whayne Cardiovascular Symposium, Dr. Haque is poised to help shape a transformative conversation on Preventive Cardiology, reinforcing its role as the cornerstone of modern cardiovascular medicine.