Dr. Sima Tarzami received her B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees from Hofstra University, New York, and her Ph.D. from Albert Einstein School of Medicine, New York, all in USA from 1992-2002. She has been a faculty in Mount Sinai School of Medicine since 2007, fi rst as a Research Instructor and then promoted to an Assistant Professor of Medicine. Her major area of research is related to myocardial expression, signaling and function of chemokine receptor-4 in the animal models of heart disease. She currently holds a Grant in Aid from the American Heart Association, and KO2 from the NIH. She is an author of 14 peer reviewed papers and 10 published abstracts. She is a member of editorial board of international journal of clinical and experimental medicine (IJCEM) and also a manuscript reviewer of number of major journals including AHA. Dr. Sima Tarzami received her B.Sc. and M.Sc. degrees from Hofstra University, New York, and her Ph.D. from Albert Einstein School of Medicine, New York, all in USA from 1992-2002. She has been a faculty in Mount Sinai School of Medicine since 2007, fi rst as a Research Instructor and then promoted to an Assistant Professor of Medicine. Her major area of research is related to myocardial expression, signaling and function of chemokine receptor-4 in the animal models of heart disease. She currently holds a Grant in Aid from the American Heart Association, and KO2 from the NIH. She is an author of 14 peer reviewed papers and 10 published abstracts. She is a member of editorial board of international journal of clinical and experimental medicine (IJCEM) and also a manuscript reviewer of number of major journals including AHA.

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