Chaitanya Rojulpote

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Get to know Dr. Chaitanya Rojulpote

Dr. Rojulpote is a specialist in internal medicine and cardiovascular disease, specifically nuclear cardiology and cardiovascular molecular imaging. He is a graduate of The Wright Center and is currently pursuing his cardiology fellowship at St. Louis University Hospital in St. Louis, Missouri, with the hopes of coming back to Pennsylvania to practice. 

During his residency, Dr. Rojulpote held the position of chief resident for research and scholarly activities in all graduate medical studies at The Wright Center for Graduate Medical Education. His personal research interests primarily revolve around cardiac sarcoidosis, leveraging multi-imaging modalities, specifically PET-CT/MRI, in evaluating disease activity. 

Furthering his education, Dr. Rojulpote is currently in his cardiology fellowship training at St. Louis University Hospital.

Among his professional affiliations, he is an active member of the American College of Cardiology, the American Heart Association, and the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology.

Attributing his success to his amazing mentors, Dr. Rojulpote was named one of the “2023 Top Physicians Under 40” by the Pennsylvania Medical Society. He earned the honor due to his commitment to medical education, his humanitarian efforts in providing healthcare to underserved communities, and his substantial contributions to advancing scientific research.

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