Khoi M. Le, MD

Dr. Le attended Harvard Medical School, completing his residency in the Department of Medicine at Massachusetts General Hospital. He was a postdoctoral research fellow at the Cardiovascular Research Institute and a clinical fellow in the Division of Cardiology at the University of California, San Francisco. At UCSF he was honored as the outstanding teaching fellow by the house staff. He served as an associate in interventional cardiology at the Andreas Gruentzig Cardiovascular Center at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta, Georgia. Dr. Le is Board Certified in internal medicine, cardiovascular disease and interventional cardiology.

“Cardiology has the perfect blend of life or death situations that can occur in the middle of the night, where, hopefully, I can make a difference in a patient’s outcome,” explains Dr. Le. “On the other hand, I have patients I have seen several times a year for nearly two decades. They’ve become like friends or good neighbors.”

Dr. Le has worked with Eisenhower Desert Cardiology Center since 1996. “Cardiology fundamentally addresses quality of life issues,” says Dr. Le. “There is a lot of preventive care in terms of lifestyle. People are becoming more and more health conscious and they come in with a desire to learn more about making the right choices in their lifestyle. Their goal is not just to live longer but to live better.”

Throughout his medical career, Dr. Le has spent time as faculty at Eisenhower Medical Center and is also a visiting professor at several medical schools in Vietnam. In addition to teaching and lecturing, Dr. Le has performed medical mission work throughout Asia and South America. He has also participated in research and clinical trials as both Principal- and Sub-Investigator.