Cardiology

 

Dr. Carlos Ince

Chief of Cardiology

Carlos Ince, M.D., received his undergraduate degree in Biology from Yale University, where he was a member of the Marcus Aurelian Honor Society, and his Medical Degree from the Duke University School of Medicine. While at Duke, Dr. Ince was named the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Scholar and was the recipient of the American Federation Clinical Research Award. After completing his residency and fellowship in cardiology at the Johns Hopkins University Hospital, Dr. Ince went on to earn a Masters of Science in Clinical Investigation from the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health. Dr. Ince joined Saint Agnes Hospital in 1999 and is currently the Chief of Cardiology in the Cardiovascular Institute. He has served as the president of the Association of Black Cardiologists, president of the Medical Staff, and was named a Healing Hands Society physician in 2010. Dr. Ince is renowned for his work in addressing disparities in health care for minorities, and has been active in community outreach and education about this important issue.Carlos Ince, M.D., received his undergraduate degree in Biology from Yale University, where he was a member of the Marcus Aurelian Honor Society, and his Medical Degree from the Duke University School of Medicine. While at Duke, Dr. Ince was named the Howard Hughes Medical Institute Research Scholar and was the recipient of the American Federation Clinical Research Award. After completing his residency and fellowship in cardiology at the Johns Hopkins University Hospital, Dr. Ince went on to earn a Masters of Science in Clinical Investigation from the Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health. Dr. Ince joined Saint Agnes Hospital in 1999 and is currently the Chief of Cardiology in the Cardiovascular Institute. He has served as the president of the Association of Black Cardiologists, president of the Medical Staff, and was named a Healing Hands Society physician in 2010. Dr. Ince is renowned for his work in addressing disparities in health care for minorities, and has been active in community outreach and education about this important issue.

Dr. Matthew Voss

Director, Cardiac Cath Lab and Interventional Cardiology

Dr. Matthew Voss completed his undergraduate studies in Biology at the University of Illinois and his medical degree at Southern Illinois University. He studied internal medicine at Yale University where he was awarded "Intern of the Year" and was elected Chief Resident. Dr. Voss went on to study cardiology at the University of Colorado in Denver where he was recognized as "Cardiology Fellow of the Year". Dr. Voss went on to complete two more years of specialty training in interventional cardiology at Brown University. In 2008 Dr. Voss moved to Baltimore where he provides interventional cardiology coverage at 6 area hospitals. He has performed over 6,000 diagnostic catheterizations and over 2,000 coronary interventions. He pioneered radial catheterization and intervention at Saint Agnes Hospital and is currently the Director of the Cardiac Catheterization Lab and Interventional Cardiology at the Hospital.

Vascular Surgery

       

Dr. Michael Zatina

Chief of Vascular Surgery

Dr. Michael Zatina would say he has come a long way from growing up in the inner city of Detroit. Attending Wayne State University for undergraduate studies, he earned his medical degree in 1979 from the University of Michigan. Dr. Zatina completed his residency in surgery at the University of Chicago and his vascular fellowship training at the University of Pennsylvania. He further honed his clinical skills and judgment in vascular surgery while serving as an Assistant Professor at the University of Nebraska College of Medicine and then as an Associate Professor at the UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School in New Brunswick, Jersey. Dr. Zatina joined Saint Agnes in 1992 where he served for a decade as Chairman of the Department of Surgery and Program Director of the Surgical Residency. During his tenure, he oversaw the launching of the Section of Surgical Oncology, and the initiation of the bariatric surgery program. Working with Dr. Mohler, then the Chairman of Medicine, he helped launch the multidisciplinary Cancer Center, and helped merge the surgical and medical ICUs into the present combined AICU. Throughout his entire career, Dr. Zatina has always enjoyed great satisfaction in watching the surgical trainees develop into leaders in surgery.