Anne Dubin, MD

In my 18 years as a pediatric electrophysiologist, I have come to understand how very important both technical and interpersonal skills are to the care I provide to children; neither is sufficient alone. I have always enjoyed working with children, and find pediatric electrophysiology rewarding on many levels.

One of my most memorable moments involved a 3-month-old child who was critically ill, in the intensive care unit, and facing a possible heart transplant because of a rapid unstoppable heart rhythm. We were able to stop this child's arrhythmia in the catheterization laboratory. The child completely recovered and is now a healthy 4-year old. It’s our caring staff, colleagues and facilities that make the difference.