Dr. Jennifer Rymer

Jennifer Rymer, MD, MBA, is an interventional cardiologist and Associate Professor of Medicine at Duke University. Her clinical practice centers on coronary intervention, peripheral vascular intervention, and longitudinal cardiovascular care. A member of the Duke Clinical Research Institute, her research focuses on vascular medicine and endovascular therapies, interventional cardiology outcomes and quality, and pragmatic clinical trials. Recognized for excellence and leadership, she has received the TCT Linnemeier Award, the ASCI Young Physician Scientist Award, the Walter Floyd Award for Excellence in Clinical Cardiology, and career development awards from the American Heart Association and the American College of Cardiology, where she also holds committee leadership roles. She earned her MD and MBA from Vanderbilt University, completed her internal medicine residency at Duke University—where she served as Chief Resident—and pursued fellowships in cardiovascular medicine and interventional cardiology at Duke.