Dr. Kalyan Veerina joined CIS in July of 2005 as a staff cardiologist at the CIS Opelousas clinic. Dr. Veerina is board-certified in endovascular medicine, cardiovascular disease, interventional cardiology, and nuclear cardiology. He is also a member of the Society for Vascular Medicine, and Louisiana State Medical Society.
Dr. Kalyan Veerina joined CIS in July of 2005 as a staff cardiologist at the CIS Opelousas clinic. Dr. Veerina is board-certified in endovascular medicine, cardiovascular disease, interventional cardiology, and nuclear cardiology. He is also a member of the Society for Vascular Medicine, and Louisiana State Medical Society.
Dr. Kalyan Veerina received his undergraduate degree and medical education from Nagarjuna University Guntur Medical College in his native India. His postgraduate training included a general internship at Guntur General Hospital in A.P. India and an internal medicine residency at St. Francis Medical Center in Pittsburgh. Dr. Veerina completed his cardiology fellowship at Episcopal Hospital and Temple University in Philadelphia.
Dr. Veerina completed his cardiovascular and peripheral interventional training at Cardiovascular Institute of the South in Houma. After completing his cardiology training, Dr. Veerina practiced cardiology for several years in Shreveport.
Dr. Veerina joined CIS in July of 2005 as a staff cardiologist at the CIS Opelousas clinic. Dr. Veerina is board-certified in endovascular medicine, cardiovascular disease, interventional cardiology, and nuclear cardiology. He is a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology and the Society for Cardiac Angiography and Interventions. Dr. Veerina is also a member of the Society for Vascular Medicine, and Louisiana State Medical Society.
Rude
Not a big talker. In and out quickly
His a very good Dr. I wouldn't trade him for another.
Very good!
I arrived at 7:56 am my appointment was at 8pm check in. These three women came in ten minutes after me they were together the one with the appointment they I have an appt for 8: 20 am. They called her before me, but, didn't think anything of it knowing there are multiple doctors. But when they called me 10 later I saw and heard that he saw them before me. I know he must have stayed in there for 40 minutes with them. It was 9:45 when I left, did not see the dr, this is way to long for a person to wait. If a dr is running late, then patient should be told, I have to go to work just like the dr. Have familygo there and friends definitely will let them know this is ridiculous. CIS need to get it together.
DR VEERINA WENT OVER THE TESTS HE ORDERED A COUPLE OF MTS AGO & ILL SEE HIM IN A YEAR
Great physician and staff was very nice and attentive to my needs.
My visits have been pretty fast and everyone is always very friendly.
Spent less than 1 min in the room for annual visit. I had to call him back after 30min left behind in exam room and I looked at my watch to keep time.
Love Dr Veerina he cares about his patients