Dr. Eman Hamad, MD, MHA, is a nationally recognized cardiologist specializing in heart failure, transplant, mechanical circulatory support (MCS), and cardio-oncology. She serves as the Director of the Heart Failure, Transplant & MCS Program, the Heart Failure Disease Management Program, and the Cardio-Oncology Program at Temple University Hospital, where she is also a Professor of Medicine. She completed her MD at Ross University School of Medicine, followed by an Internal Medicine residency at the University of Connecticut and fellowships in Heart Failure & Transplantation at Thomas Jefferson University and Cardiology at Montefiore Medical Center, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, where she was Chief Cardiology Fellow. She also completed a postdoctoral translational science fellowship investigating cardiotoxicities of cancer therapies. She has recieved a Masters in Health Administration from Fox School of Business at Temple University. Dr. Hamad has been recognized as a Philadelphia Magazine "Top Doctor" (2019-2025) and received Castle Connolly’s "Exceptional Women in Medicine" and "Top Doctor" honors. She has led the development of comprehensive heart failure management programs, emphasizing guideline-directed therapy, patient education, and support initiatives. As the Inaugural Director of Temple’s Cardio-Oncology Program, she established a collaborative approach to managing cardiovascular complications in cancer patients.