Ep 21 The Heart Beat: A Heart-Driven Purpose
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5m 58s
On this episode of The Heart Beat, Lance McCoy talks about his cardiology rotation at The Texas Heart Institute Center for Cardiovascular Care. McCoy also details his grandmother's experience with cardiovascular disease and how heart-device advances made at The Institute helped prolong her life. Lance shares his account of numerous trips to the hospital to visit his grandmother and how these experiences will make him a better doctor to patients with similar conditions.
More about McCoy's journey: https://www.texasheart.org/first-medical-student-of-thi-uh-collaboration-shares-his-personal-heart-journey/
Watch more videos in The Heart Beat Series: https://tv.texasheart.org/the-heart-beat-series
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