Dr. Jim Swan, Cardiologist, Scarborough, ON

Dr. Swan graduated from Queens University and did his residency training in Toronto in internal medicine and cardiology. He then did postgraduate training at Emory University in Atlanta in cardiac ultrasound and returned to Canada to introduce 2-dimensional echocardiography in 1977. He has held an appointment at the University of Toronto in the division of cardiology since 1977 and has held an appointments at St. Michael’s Hospital, Rouge Valley health System, Southlake Hospital, Toronto East General Hospital, North York General Hospital and the Barrie Royal Victoria Hospital in the division of cardiology. He was a founding member of the Cardiac Care Network of Ontario and was instrumental in getting one of the first non-University cath labs in Canada at Centenary Hospital in 1986.
( Dr. Jim Swan, Cardiologist, Scarborough, ON) is in good standing with the College of Physicians and Surgeons.

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