THE

EXECUTIVE

BOARD

Dr. Daher has special interests in

vascular disease, specifically

percutaneous revascularization of

lower extremities, renal artery stenting

 and carotid artery stenting. He has

authored numerous papers on imaging

 of the heart in the basic and clinical

arena. He played a leading role in

nuclear cardiology and was the

President of the ASNC Chapter for

Michigan. He was also the Chief of

 Cardiology at the Detroit VA Medical

 Center. He chaired numerous sessions

 and presented at national and

 international meetings. He received

the Young Investigator Award at the

 International Nuclear Cardiology

Meeting in Italy. He was involved in

multiple clinical trials involving

imaging of the heart and treatment of

 cardiovascular diseases. He is certified

 in Nuclear Cardiology Vascular Medicine.

 Dr. Daher completed training in

Cardiology at Yale New Haven Hospital,

 Vascular Medicine at St. Elizabeth Med.

Ctr., Boston and Interventional Cardiology

 at New England Med. Ctr. in Boston.

Dr. Thomas Davis is the Director of

Eastlake Cardiovascular OBL in

Roseville, Michigan.  Dr. Davis

specializes in structural heart

procedures, peripheral arterial disease

 and non-surgical limb salvage.  He is a

 pioneer in lower extremity arterial

disease using atherectomy as well as

carotid arterial stenting.  Dr. Davis

 participates on several research trials

 and on scientific advisory boards for

 interventional device deployment and

 endovascular therapies.  Dr. Davis is on

 the board of New Cardiovascular

Horizons and Amputation Prevention

 Symposium, which he gives lectures

across the country and navigates

 innovations to ensure top quality

patient care.

 

Dr. Davis received his medical degree

from St. George's University in Grenada,

 and he completed his residency in

 internal medicine, cardiology and

 interventional cardiology at Henry Ford

 Hospital in Detroit. Dr. Davis is board

 certified through the American Board of

 Internal Medicine and Cardiovascular

 Diseases and Interventional Cardiology.

Terry R. Bowers, M.D., F.A.C.C., F.S.V.M.

 is certified by the American Board of

 Internal Medicine and its subspecialty

 board of Cardiovascular Disease. A

graduate of the University of Michigan

 Medical School, Dr. Bowers completed

 his internal medicine residency at the

 University of Minnesota Hospitals in

 Minneapolis. He completed his

 cardiovascular disease and

interventional cardiology fellowship at

 William Beaumont Hospital- Royal Oak,

 where he served as Chief Cardiology

Fellow in his last year. In addition, he

 completed a peripheral interventional

and vascular medicine fellowship at the

 Cleveland Clinic Foundation in Ohio.

 

Dr. Bowers is a fellow of both the

American College of Cardiology and

the Society of Vascular Medicine and

 Biology. He is a member of the Oakland

 County Medical Society, Michigan State

 Medical Society and the American Heart

 Association.

 

Active in cardiology research, Dr.

Bowers has made national presentations

 and has been widely published in

medical literature. He is the Director of

 Vascular Medicine, Beaumont Hospitals

and holds the academic appointment

of Assistant Professor at Oakland

University William Beaumont School of

 Medicine. He is on staff at William

 Beaumont Hospital in Royal Oak and

Troy. Dr. Bowers practices at Michigan

Heart Group- Troy and Macomb.

Cardiology, Interventional Cardiology

Specialties: Cardiology; Interventional

 Cardiology

Affiliations: Beaumont Hospital,

Royal Oak Years In Practice: 17

Provider Gender: Male

Expertise/Education:

Beaumont Hospital: Fellowship,

 Interventional Cardiology, 2011

Beaumont Hospital: Residency,

Cardiology, 2010

Beaumont Hospital: Residency,

Internal Medicine, 2007

Wayne State University School of

Medicine: Medical School, Medicine,

2003 Amer Board of Int Med-Interventional

 Cardiology: Board Certification

Amer Board of Int Med-Cardiovascular

 Disease: Board Certification

Dr. Nahhas has been a practicing

 Interventional Cardiologists,

specializing in Cardiac and Vascular

Disease, in the state of Michigan since

 1998. He is a certified physician in

Vascular interpretation and a

diplomat in Venous and Lymphatic

disease. Board certified by the

American Board of Internal Medicine in

 Interventional Cardiology, Nuclear

 Cardiology, and Cardiovascular Disease,

 Dr. Nahhas is at the top of his field.

 

By completing his Medical School

 training at Damascus University

 School of Medicine in Syria, he is

proud to have graduated in the top

10% of the 1988 graduating class.

He went on to complete his Externship

 at the Medical College of Wisconsin in

 the Cardiology department and was an

 intern at Marshfield Clinic (St. Joseph

 hospital) department of Internal

Medicine, in Marcheld, Wisconsin.

Dr. Nahhas was also resident at

William Beaumont hospital (Department

 of Internal Medicine) in Royal Oak,

Michigan and completed his Cardiology

 fellowship at Brown University in

 Providence, Rhode Island an Ivy

League school.

 

Actively involved in his community, Dr.

Nahhas is a member of the Michigan

State Medical Society, American College

 of Phlebology, American Medical

 Association, and Wayne County

Medical Society. He holds hospital

affiliations with Beaumont Hospital and

 Medical Center (Dearborn, Michigan),

Henry Ford Hospital (Detroit, Michigan),

 Beaumont Southshore Hospital (Trenton,

 Michigan), and Beaumont Annapolis

Hospital (Wayne, Michigan).

 

Today. Nahhas is a physician at the

Michigan Outpatient Vascular Institute

 in Dearborn, Michigan. He is the Chief

of Cardiology at William Beaumont

Hospital, along with the Catheterization

Lab Director for the Cardiology

Fellowship at William Beaumont

Hospital in Dearborn, Michigan. He

prides himself in providing the upmost

quality care for his patients and is

happy to serve as a leader in his field.

You can spot his work in many

publications throughout the United States.

Dr. Wunderly grew up in Kalamazoo

 where he graduated from Comstock

High School and went on to be a cum

 laude graduate of Kalamazoo College.

 He graduated Alpha Omega Alpha from

 Wayne State University School of

Medicine in Detroit, Mich. He

completed his residency in internal

 medicine at Michigan State University

 (MSU)/Kalamazoo Center for Medical

 Studies (KCMS) and a cardiology

fellowship at the Cleveland Clinic in

 Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. Wunderly is board

 certified in cardiovascular disease and

 interventional cardiology. He is the

medical director of cardiology at

Bronson Methodist Hospital. His wife

 Jacqueline is a gynecologist and they

have three boys.

Dr. Mark A. Zainea is a cardiologist in

Shelby Township, Michigan and is

affiliated with multiple hospitals in

 the area. He received his medical

degree from Wayne State University

School of Medicine and has been in

practice for more than 20 years.

 

As the President and Chief Medical

Officer of Cardiology Associates of

Michigan, P.C, Dr. Mark Zainea has

seen the practice grow from a solo

 practitioner with three employees to a

 single specialty group of seven

physicians, a certified physician

assistant, and approximately 25

employees in three offices in both

Macomb and St. Clair counties. Dr.

Zainea was born and educated in

southeast Michigan, and he has spent

 his entire career serving the residents

 of this region. He has been recognized

 by his peers on multiple occasions

 with the “Top Doc” Award from Hour

Detroit Magazine.

 

Dr. Zainea is also a Clinical Assistant

Professor at Wayne State University, a

 Cardiology Fellow/Resident Staff

 Instructor at Mt. Clemens Regional

Medical Center, and a Cardiology

Fellow/Resident Staff Instructor at St.

John Hospital and Medical Center. He

has been recognized by his students

 multiple times as “Instructor of the

Year,” and Dr. Zainea also lends his

teaching expertise as a member of the

 Speakers Bureau for Abbott Vascular

 Medical – Cardiology Division.

 

Dr. Zainea holds staff privileges at St.

John Hospital and Medical Center, St.

 John Macomb Hospital, St. John River

 District Hospital, William Beaumont

 Hospital – Grosse Pointe Campus,

Henry Ford Macomb Hospital, and Mt.

 Clemens Regional Medical Center,

where he is the Director of the Cardiac

 Catheterization Lab and on both the

 Cardiology and Medical Staff Quality

 Assurance Committees. He is also a

member of Michigan State Medical

Society, American Society of

 Echocardiography, and the American

 College of Physician Executives.

Dr. Amir Kaki is the Director of

Mechanical Circulatory Support and

Complex PCI at Ascension St John

Hospital in Detroit, MI. He is also an

 Associate Director of Interventional

Cardiology at St John and an Associate

Prof of Medicine at Wayne State

University School of Medicine.

 

Dr. Kaki arrived in Detroit in 2012 from

 New York City where he was Assistant

 Professor of Medicine in the Greenberg

 Division of Cardiology at Weill Cornell

 Medical School/New York-Presbyterian

 Hospital. Dr. Kaki’s area of expertise

 includes complex coronary intervention,

 chronic total occlusions, transradial

 intervention, mechanical circulatory

 support, and large bore vascular

access. Dr. Kaki’s clinical research

activities have been published in

peer-reviewed journals and he is

frequently a speaker at numerous

national and international meetings.

Dr. Tareq Baghal, MD is an interventional

 cardiology specialist in Jackson, MI. Dr.

 Baghal graduated from the St Georges

 University School of Medicine in 1999.

 

Dr. Baghal completed a residency at

Seton Hall University School Grad Med

Ed. He currently practices at Jackson

 Cardiology and is affiliated with Henry

 Ford Allegiance Health.

 

Dr. Baghal has board certifications from

 the American Board of Internal

Medicine in Cardiovascular Disease,

Internal Medicine & Interventional

 Cardiology.

 

Dr. Baghal did residencies and

internships at St Joseph’s Regional

Medical Center Program, Mount Sinai

School of Medicine and Internal

Medicine, NJ. His fellowships were

received at Seton Hall University, St.

 Michael’s Medical Center in

Interventional Cardiology &

Cardiovascular Disease.

Dr. Sayed is an interventional

cardiologist in Shelby Township

Michigan. He finished his internal

medicine residency at case western

reserve university then went on to do

 vascular medicine training at Cleveland

 clinic followed by cardiology fellowship

 at Loyola University and interventional

 cardiology fellowship at Indiana heart

 Institute.

 

Dr. Sayed is The president of Advanced

 Cardiovascular Associates in Shelby

 Township and is associated with Troy

 Beaumont hospital, Henry Ford Macomb

and Ascension Macomb hospitals.

 

Dr. Sayed‘s area of expertise includes

 structural heart procedures, complex

 coronary intervention, and

endovascular interventions with limb

 salvage procedures.

Dr. McGough, M.D., F.A.C.C., F.A.S.E.

is on staff at William Beaumont Hospital

in Troy, MI. He currently serves as Medical

Director of the Non-Invasive Laboratories

at Troy Beaumont.  Assistant Professor

of Medicine, Oakland University-William

Beaumont School of Medicine Primary

Investigator on numerous studies.

Consistently voted as one of Hour

Magazine’s Top Docs by his peers.

 

Dr. McGough received his cardiology

fellowship from the Medical Center of

Wisconsin. He spent his residency at

the Illinois Masonic Medical Center

in Chicago. His medical degree comes

from the University of Michigan Medical

School, and his Bachelor of Science in

Biomedical Engineering from Marquette

University in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.

 

Dr. McGough is board certified in internal

medicine, cardiovascular disease, and

echocardiography, and  specializes in

nuclear cardiology, vascular studies,

and cardiology research. He is a Fellow

of the American College of Cardiology

as well as the American Society of

Echocardiography. He is also affiliated

with the American Heart Association.

Dr. Ansaarie, is a board certified Interventional cardiologist and endovascular specialist. He started his medical career by finishing his residency in one of the most influential institutes of United States at University of Chicago. He then moved into critical care training at RUSH university medical center & Cook county hospital where he spent two years in taking care of level I trauma, high risk OB/GYN and high risk neurosurgical patients. He then advanced to cardiovascular disease fellowship at combined program of Cook County hospital & RUSH University, where he further enhanced his skills in echocardiogram and Interventional cardiology. After finishing at these prestigious institutions in the city of Chicago, he moved to the famous and most recognized institution for Interventional cardiology & endovascular procedures at St. Luke’s-Aurora medical center, in Milwaukee, where the nation’s top 3 interventional procedures are performed.

 

After finishing 11 years of post-graduate

 training, he moved into a multi-

specialty group of 100 physicians &

 surgeons as a Interventional and

 Endovascular physician. Here he

served as the Department chair

for medical specialties as well as

the board member for IDP. He was

also the first and the youngest vice

 chair of department of cardiovascular

 services at memorial hospital of South

 Bend. He helped in pioneering the

Endo-vascular program for a small

 community in Goshen, part of Indiana

 University, as well as built an

Endovascular AAA program at St

Joseph, Mishawka, part of the Trinity

 Health. He then started looking all

over the country to build up a

 comprehensive world class

Cardio-vascular program for an

underserved rural community, and he

 chose Putnam County. He has been

here in Putnam community since 2014,

 intensely working with an integrated

group of cardiovascular specialists

and local health care system.

 

Now, that he has completed his third

 program buildup, Dr. Ansaarie has

started his own private clinical

practice in East Palatka with an

even greater determination to provide

 health care - Ansaarie Cardiac &

 Endovascular Center of Excellence.

It is a comprehensive and holistic

cardio-vascular center with a sound

mission to provide the community with

 cutting edge cardio vascular care,

 irrespective of their financial, social,

 educational or inherent bias; building

 strong roots in the community we

serve, and educating the public with

the knowledge of preventative

cardio-vascular care.

Jeff is the President of Medical

Compliance Team, Principal at Medical

 Compliance and Development, and

Principle at Surgical Logistics. Jeff

provides detailed, sustainable and

compliant solutions for hospitals and

 ambulatory surgical centers. Jeff is a

 healthcare forensic accident

investigation consultant.

 

Jeff holds a bachelor’s degree in

Business Administration from

Cornerstone University and is a

Certified Healthcare Facility Manager

 (CHFM), Certified Healthcare Safety

 Specialist (CHSP), Certified Healthcare

 Environmental Manager (CHEM),

Certified Fire Plans Examiner (CFPE),

 Certified Healthcare Emergency Power

 Professional (CHEPP) and a Certified

Fire Inspector.

 

Jeff’s work history includes 36 years

 combined experience as a Critical

 Care Paramedic Supervisor, Police

Officer, Public Safety Officer,

 Methamphetamine Lab Safety Officer,

Crime Scene Investigator/ Technician,

and Hazardous Materials Specialist.

 

Jeff has 17 years of experience as an

 accreditation surveyor employed by

The Joint Commission and The

 Accreditation Association for

Ambulatory Healthcare.

 

Jeff has performed consulting projects

 for some of the largest hospital

 systems in America. Jeff specializes in

 the Ambulatory Surgery Physical

Environment consulting.