Shukri W David, MD
Specialty(s)
- Primary: Internal Medicine
- Secondary: Cardiology/Cardiovascular Disease
- Secondary: Interventional Cardiology
Hospital Privileges
- Providence Park Hospital
- Providence Hospital
Medical Education
- American University of the Caribbean
Fellowship
- Providence Hospital, Sinai-Grace Hospital
Board Certification
- ABMS Board of Internal Medicine - Cardiovascular Disease, ABMS Board of Internal Medicine
Profile
Dr. David is well known in the metro Detroit community for his leadership in the area of interventional cardiology, the non-surgical techniques used to treat and dissolve heart blockages. He has gone through special training to be certified in the following techniques: directional coronary atherectomy; flex stents; coronary stents; rotational atherectomy and advanced rotoblator atherectomy.
Currently the section chief of the division of Cardiology at Providence Hospital in Southfield, Dr. David has held many leadership positions in his industry, including president elect of the American Heart Association, board member of the American Heart Association – Detroit chapter, and district representative from the Michigan Chapter to the American College of Cardiology.
Dr. David has been widely published in the national medical literature and lectures worldwide on interventional cardiology topics. He earned his medical degree from the American University of the Caribbean School of Medicine and received his residency and cardiology fellowship training at Providence. In addition, he completed a fellowship in interventional cardiology at Harper/Grace Hospital in Detroit, Michigan.
Training/Certifications:
Directional Coronary Artherectomy (Redwood City, CA)
Giaturco-Roubin Flex Stent (Bloomington, NJ)
Palmaz-Schatz Coronary Stent (Warren, NJ)
Rotational Atherectomy (Bellevue, WA)
Advanced Rotablator (New Orleans, LA)
Teaching:
Providence Hospital – Cardiology Division, Cardiac Catherization Laboratory, Cardio Vascular Service Line
Wayne State University – Clinical Chief of Cardiology
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