Dr. Amy Sarma is the co-director of the Corrigan Women’s Heart Health Program and Cardiovascular Disease and Pregnancy Programs at the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston and the Cathy E. Minehan Endowed Chair in Cardiology. She is an Assistant Professor of medicine at Harvard Medical School. Dr. Sarma earned her undergraduate and medical degrees from Yale University. She trained in internal medicine at Brigham and Women’s Hospital prior to Massachusetts General Hospital for her fellowships in cardiovascular disease and advance echocardiograph. Her clinical and research interests are in sex differences in cardiovascular disease, cardiovascular disease in pregnancy, hypertensive disorders of pregnancy, and spontaneous coronary artery dissection. Her ongoing funded research studies focuses on the use of digital health strategies for postpartum hypertension and cardiovascular care. Nationally, she has previously served on the American College of Cardiology (ACC) Women In Cardiology Leadership Council and currently serves on the ACC Cardiovascular Disease in Women Leadership Council. She has been recognized as a semi-finalist for the international Women As One Escalator Award, as a finalist for the Elizabeth Barrett-Connor Research Award for Early Career Investigators by the American Heart Association (AHA), received the Women In Cardiology Trainee Award for Excellence by the AHA, and is a recipient of the MGH Department of Medicine Innovation Award.