Bio

Dr. Levin is a cardiologist and genetic epidemiologist at the University of Pennsylvania and Philadelphia VA Medical Center, and studies the inherited basis of cardiovascular disease. Using computational and statistical genetics methods, he seeks to define the biological pathways and risk factors that contribute to cardiometabolic heart and vascular diseases. Ultimately he hopes to apply genomic and precision medicine methods to improve the care for patients with cardiovascular disease, with a particular focus on identifying biologic pathways that improve risk stratification and treatment.

Education

University of Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, PA | MSc in Translational Research | 2021 - present

Rutgers New Jersey Medical School | Newark, NJ | MD | 2012 - 2016

University of Pennsylvania | Philadelphia, PA | BA in Biological Basis of Behavior | 2007 - 2011

Clincal Training

Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania | Fellowship in Cardiovascular Medicine | 2019 - 2023

Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania | Intern/Resident in Internal Medicine | 2016 - 2019

Board Certifications

Cardiovascular Disease (American Board of Internal Medicine) | 2022 -

Adult Comprehensive Echocardiography (National Board of Echocardiography) | 2021 -

Internal Medicine (American Board of Internal Medicine) | 2019 -