About me
Hi, I'm Dr. Stephanie
A. Moore
Hey there—I’m Dr. Stephanie Moore, by day, I’m a cardiologist in clinic and ICU units who thrives on solving tough problems for patients with advanced heart disease and building successful cardiac teams. Over the years, I’ve embraced data driven decision making for best outcomes for hospital programs and utilizing evidence based medicine to build strong cardiology services lines. After 25 years experience, it’s my turn to pay it forward to folks and help join the fight to prevent health decline through everyday principles for everyday people.
When I’m not working, you’ll find me traveling the US with my friends and family, cheering on hockey teams, or honing my gardening skills. Life’s too short not smell the peonies (my favorite flower).
When I’m not working, you’ll find me traveling the US with my friends and family, cheering on hockey teams, or honing my gardening skills. Life’s too short not smell the peonies (my favorite flower).
My Professional Bio
Dr. Stephanie A. Moore is a triple board-certified cardiologist specializing in advanced heart failure, cardiac transplantation, and mechanical circulatory support. With over two decades of experience at leading academic institutions such as Massachusetts General Hospital and Intermountain Healthcare, she has dedicated her career to caring for patients with complex heart conditions while emphasizing that preventive medicine and overall wellbeing are foundational to lifelong cardiovascular health.
Dr. Moore believes that preventing heart disease progression—and empowering patients to thrive through healthy lifestyle choices—is as critical as treating advanced stages of illness. She integrates evidence-based prevention strategies into every patient encounter, focusing on nutrition, physical activity, stress management, smoking cessation, and comprehensive risk factor control. This proactive approach is especially vital for patients with early-stage heart failure, post-transplant recipients, and those at high risk due to comorbidities.
Her commitment to wellbeing extends beyond the clinic: she has championed community education on heart health, led initiatives to combat food insecurity and promote dietary wellness among Veterans, and has been a longstanding advocate with the American Heart Association to raise awareness about women’s heart health and preventive care.
With her experience, she been a sought after consultant since 2017 for both Cardiovascular and Advanced Heart Failure Programs who desire to build or expand their service line to become regional or even national centers of excellence. She is very focused on helping teams provide quality care for complex patients with fiscal responsibility for the enterprise. Every health care system is unique and each project has different paths to excellence.
Currently serving as Medical Director of the Heart Transplant Program at Jewish Hospital (University of Louisville) and as a physician at both the Louisville Robley Rex VA Healthcare administration and VA Boston Healthcare System, Dr. Moore brings a holistic, patient-centered philosophy to her practice—treating the whole person, not just the disease.
Dr. Moore believes that preventing heart disease progression—and empowering patients to thrive through healthy lifestyle choices—is as critical as treating advanced stages of illness. She integrates evidence-based prevention strategies into every patient encounter, focusing on nutrition, physical activity, stress management, smoking cessation, and comprehensive risk factor control. This proactive approach is especially vital for patients with early-stage heart failure, post-transplant recipients, and those at high risk due to comorbidities.
Her commitment to wellbeing extends beyond the clinic: she has championed community education on heart health, led initiatives to combat food insecurity and promote dietary wellness among Veterans, and has been a longstanding advocate with the American Heart Association to raise awareness about women’s heart health and preventive care.
With her experience, she been a sought after consultant since 2017 for both Cardiovascular and Advanced Heart Failure Programs who desire to build or expand their service line to become regional or even national centers of excellence. She is very focused on helping teams provide quality care for complex patients with fiscal responsibility for the enterprise. Every health care system is unique and each project has different paths to excellence.
Currently serving as Medical Director of the Heart Transplant Program at Jewish Hospital (University of Louisville) and as a physician at both the Louisville Robley Rex VA Healthcare administration and VA Boston Healthcare System, Dr. Moore brings a holistic, patient-centered philosophy to her practice—treating the whole person, not just the disease.
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- Associate Professor of Medicine (Gratis) University of Louisville School of Medicine, Louisville, KY (2021–present)
- Assistant Professor of Medicine Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA (2012–2025)
- Instructor of Medicine Harvard Medical School, Boston, MA (2005–2012)
- Assistant Professor of Medicine University of Massachusetts Medical School, Worcester, MA (2004–2005)
- Instructor of Medicine University of Utah College of Medicine, Salt Lake City, UT (2000–2004)
- Medical Director, Heart Transplant Program Jewish Hospital, University of Louisville, Louisville, KY (2021–present)
- Attending Physician, Advanced Heart Failure & General Cardiology VA Boston Healthcare System (West Roxbury & Bedford, MA), 2018-2025, VA Louisville Healthcare System (2024-current)
- Attending Physician, Advanced Heart Failure & Transplant Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH), Boston, MA, 2005–2018
- Program Director, Advanced Heart Failure & Transplant Fellowship Massachusetts General Hospital / Harvard Medical School, 2012–2018
- Associate Medical Director Quality, Cardiology Division MGH, Boston 2010-2018
- Medical Director, Partners Connected Care (Cardiac Telemonitoring Program) Partners Healthcare / MGH, 2010–2013
- Associate Director, Heart Failure UMass Memorial Hospital, Worcester, MA, 2004–2005
- Fellowship Director, Heart Failure & Transplant University Hospital, LDS Hospital, & VA Medical Center, Salt Lake City, UT, 2000–2004
- Fellow, American College of Cardiology (FACC)
- Fellow, American College of Physicians (FACP)
- Partners in Excellence Award, Mechanical Circulatory Support Team & Resynchronization Therapy Clinic, MGH, Boston
- EmPowered to Serve Honorable Mention, American Heart Association 2019
- Founders Board of Directors New England and New York, American Heart Association 2010-2013
- Board of Directors, Boston American Heart Association 2008-2011
- Board of Directors, YWCA Boston 2011
- Twenty years faculty at Harvard Medical School, 26 years faculty with Academic appointments
- Direct mentorship/ training of leaders in Advanced Heart Failure
- Serving our Veterans
Research & Publications
Dr. Moore has contributed to numerous peer-reviewed publications and multicenter clinical trials focused on advanced heart failure, mechanical circulatory support, biomarkers, and quality outcomes. Key areas include:
- NT-proBNP-guided therapy in chronic heart failure
- Outcomes with left ventricular assist devices (LVADs)
- Cardiac transplantation and allograft vasculopathy
- Multidisciplinary care models in cardiac resynchronization therapy
- Guidelines for Heart Failure and Mechanical Circulatory Support
She has been and reviewer for multiple medical journals and chaired clinical events committees for medical trials related to heart failure device therapies. She also has participated in FDA panels as a subject matter expert for advanced heart failure.