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Celebrating Cardiovascular Professionals Week

Celebrating Cardiovascular Professionals Week

February 14, 2021 1 minute read

To say “Cardiovascular Professionals Don’t Miss a Beat,” any other year, would be to recognize the consistency, determination, and dedication of invasive and non-invasive professionals delivering both emergency and routine care for some of the most vulnerable populations across the country.

To say it in 2021, after almost a year of the COVID-19 pandemic, carries even more weight.

We know that cardiovascular professionals and their patients are among those most impacted by this crisis, and yet, they don’t miss a beat.

Despite even greater requirements and risk to them, cardiovascular professionals from the front-line technologists, nurses, and physicians to the administrators who have navigated and led during this crisis have continued to deliver outstanding patient care and save lives in our communities

This week, we celebrate each and every one of you and thank you for all you do. This is your week and you are so appreciated!

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