Nitu Kataria MD
Nitu Kataria
MD
Clinical Assistant Professor
Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences
Specialty/Research Focus
Bioinformatics; Internal Medicine - General
Contact Information
Patient Care
Patient Care
This faculty member is affiliated with UBMD, practicing physicians who are also professors in the Jacobs School.
View this physician on UBMDEducation and Training:
- Residency, Heart Failure, Medanta Heart Institute (2012)
- Residency, Internal Medicine, University at Buffalo (2011)
- Internal Medicine, T.N. Medical College & Nair Hospital (2006)
- Internship, Internal Medicine, T.N. Medical College & Civil Hospital (2006)
Employment:
- Clinical Assistant Professor, Medicine, University at Buffalo Jacobs School of Medicine & Biomedical Sciences (2013-present)
- Senior Resident, Medanta Heart Institute (2012–2013)
- Senior Resident, Medanta Heart Institute (2011–2013)
- Senior Resident, Medanta Heart Institute (2011–2012)
Research Expertise:
- Heart Failure: I have worked in clinical heart failure for over one year and have been involved in heart failure research projects for over three years.
- Internal Medicine: I am ABIM certified in the practice of Internal Medicine.
- Preventive healthcare: I have worked in a preventive health clinic where the major thrust is on early screening of common treatable medical illnesses - HTN, DM, Dyslipidemia, CAD - so that that the morbidity and mortality related to these diseases can be minimized.
Professional Memberships:
- American Board of Internal Medicine (2011–2021)
- American College of Physicians (2008–present)
- Medical Council of India (2006–present)
Presentations:
- "Significant Improvement in functional status and quality of life in heart failure patients who received EECP" European Society of Cardiology (ESC) Annual Congress 2012; European Society of Cardiology; Cardiology (2012)
- "Functional Disease assessment as predictor of poor outcomes in heart failure patients" American College of Physicians Annual Conference 2011; American College of Physicians; Internal Medicine (2011)