Warren S. Levy

MD, FACC, FAAPL (Hon)

Senior Advisor

Inova Schar Heart & Vascular

Immediate past President & CMO

Dr. Warren Levy is a nationally recognized physician executive and expert in the leadership and management of large physician enterprises. He currently serves as Senior Advisor to the Inova Schar Heart & Vascular service line following a 25-year tenure as President and Chief Medical Officer of Virginia Heart. He is the director of the Inova Physician & APP Leadership Development Program (since 2017), and has published on the measurable organizational ROI of these programs.

Areas of Expertise

  • Interventional & General Cardiology
  • Physician enterprise leadership & strategy
  • Practice Management
  • Physician Engagement
  • Leadership Development & ROI
  • Practice/Health System alignment
  • Physician Compensation & productivity models
  • Time Value Units (TVU’s)

Degrees

Doctor of Medicine
George Washington University

Bachelor of Science
State University of NY at Buffalo

Certifications

American Board of Medical Examiners
Internal Medicine
Cardiovascular Disease

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