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Matthew Trojan, MD

Dr. Trojan joined the Oregon Cardiology practice in 2007.

specialty

General cardiology, specializing in the care of heart failure patients.

education and training

Medical School: Emory University Medical School – 1999

Residency: Internal Medicine and served as Chief Resident at the University of Minnesota

Fellowship: Cardiology fellowship was completed at the University of Virginia, including one year of subspecialty training in advanced heart failure care, including device therapy, transplantation, and high risk surgical therapy. 2003-2006

affiliations

Lane County Medical Society
Oregon Medical Association
American College of Cardiology
American College of Physicians
Heart Failure Society
American Heart Association
American Board Internal Medicine

credentials

Board certified in Internal Medicine
Board certified in Cardiovascular Diseases

hospital staff & privileges

McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center
Sacred Heart Medical Center

Hometown

Albany, Georgia

Favorite Activities:

Dr. Trojan enjoys recreational cycling, woodworking, skiing, and spending time with family.

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