Professional Bio
Dr. Teeters is the Chief of Cardiology at Highland Hospital and a member or the Cardiology faculty of the University of Rochester Medical Center. He completed his residency in Internal Medicine and fellowships in Cardiovascular Disease and Preventive Cardiology at the University of Rochester. During his training he served as Chief Medical resident from 2005-2006 and Chief Cardiology Fellow from 2008-2009. He attended medical school and did his undergraduate training at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Current Appointment: Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine
Fellowship Training: Adult Cardiovascular Disease, Univ. of Rochester Medical Center
Fellowship Training: Preventive Cardiology, Univ. of Rochester Medical Center
Residency Training: Internal Medicine, Univ. of Rochester Medical Center
Medical Training: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Patient Care Bio
Dr. Teeters joined the Highland Hospital Cardiology Division in 2009 as the Chief of Cardiology. Previously, he completed his Cardiology and Internal Medicine training at the University of Rochester Medical Center and was the Chief Cardiology Fellow and the Chief Medical Resident during that time. He holds advanced certification in vascular ultrasound and interpretation and has a special interest in peripheral arterial disease. He also specializes in non-invasive Cardiology including echocardiography, transesophageal echocardiography and nuclear cardiac imaging.
Current Appointment: Assistant Professor of Clinical Medicine
Fellowship Training: Adult Cardiovascular Disease, Univ. of Rochester Medical Center
Fellowship Training: Preventive Cardiology, Univ. of Rochester Medical Center
Residency Training: Internal Medicine, Univ. of Rochester Medical Center
Medical Training: University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
