Dr. Sabeeda Kadavath

Dr. Sabeeda Kadavath, MD, FACC, FSCAI, is an interventional and structural cardiologist. She serves as an attending physician at St. Mary’s Regional Health Center and Cardiology Associates of North Central Arkansas in Russellville, Arkansas. Her clinical practice centers on advanced catheter-based structural heart interventions, complex coronary procedures, and cardiovascular care focused on women’s health and equitable access to high-quality treatment. Her research interests include innovation and outcomes in structural heart therapies, quality and safety in interventional cardiology, and cardiovascular health equity. Dr. Kadavath has helped shape national standards of care as a contributing author to an AHA/ACC guideline addressing evaluation and management of acute thromboembolic cardiovascular emergencies in adults, and she holds leadership roles as co-founder of Global WIC (Women in Cardiology) Early Careers and founder of the COVID-19 Cardiology Coalition. She completed medical school at Terna Medical College in Mumbai, India, followed by an internal medicine residency at Lincoln Medical & Mental Health Center in New York, general cardiology fellowship at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, interventional cardiology fellowship at the University of Vermont Medical Center, and structural heart fellowship at Vanderbilt University Medical Center.