David G. Wolinsky MD, FACC, FASNC

Dr. Wolinsky joins the staff of Cleveland Clinic Florida in 2011. He received his undergraduate and M.D. degrees from Columbia University. He carried out his postgraduate training and then spent seven years on staff at St. Luke's Hospital in New York City before joining Albany Associates in Cardiology in Albany, New York where he worked from 1989 through 2011. Dr. Wolinsky was a director of nuclear cardiology from 1991-2011. He was a director of heart failure and director of Cardiac Rehabilitation and Wellness at St. Peter's Hospital prior to his arrival at Cleveland clinic.

Dr. Wolinsky is a leader in nuclear cardiology. He is a founding member of the American Society of Nuclear Cardiology. He is a member of its Board of Directors is and it's quality assurance committee. He is an active teacher and lectures at both regional and national meetings. He is actively involved in clinical nuclear cardiology research. He is the founder of the Nuclear Cardiology department at Albany Associates in Cardiology.

Dr. Wolinsky is also involved in heart failure management. He was the medical director of the heart failure program at St. Peter's Hospital prior to joining Cleveland Clinic Florida. He was responsible for nursing education and was in charge of the Heart Failure Quality Assurance program. Dr. Wolinsky is a champion for community education for heart disease. He lectured frequently on cardiovascular risk reduction and heart failure as part of his role as director of Cardiac Rehab and Wellness.