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Vrutti Patel, BS (she/her/hers)

Florida

Vrutti Patel, B.S. is a second-year medical student at Florida State University College of Medicine (FSU COM) with a focused interest in critical care medicine at Mayo Clinic Flordia. Currently serving as a research trainee at Mayo Clinic Florida, Vrutti works at the intersection of advanced cardiac support technologies and intensive care management, investigating outcomes and clinical applications of mechanical circulatory support devices.

Prior to medical school, Vrutti earned a Bachelor of Science degree with a minor in pathogenesis, developing a strong foundation in disease mechanisms and translational research. This background has proven instrumental in her current work examining the complexities of hemodynamic support in critically ill cardiac patients. At Mayo Clinic Florida's critical care division, Vrutti engages in diverse research projects spanning multiple aspects of intensive care medicine. Her research portfolio includes investigations into mechanical circulatory support, hemodynamic management strategies, and outcomes in critically ill patients. Her current presentation focuses specifically on the use of Impella devices and management of cardiogenic shock in cardiac intensive care unit settings. Through her broad research experience, she has gained valuable insights into the multidisciplinary approach required for managing complex critically ill patients across various disease states.

Vrutti's dedication to advancing critical care medicine extends beyond the research laboratory. She actively engages with the cardiovascular and critical care communities at FSU COM, seeking to connect the gap between cutting-edge mechanical support technologies and evidence-based clinical practice. Her presentation represents her commitment to disseminating knowledge about innovative cardiac support strategies and their role in modern intensive care. As she progresses through her medical education, Vrutti remains committed to pursuing a career that combines clinical excellence in critical care with meaningful contributions to cardiovascular research.

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