Elizabeth Anne Jackson MD, MPH, FACC

Dr. Jackson is well known nationally for her work related to preventive cardiology, clinical research and women’s health. Dr. Jackson was a co-author for the American Heart Association’s Effectiveness-Based Guidelines for the Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in Women published in 2011. She has served on numerous committees for the American College of Cardiology including their accreditation committee, awards committed, program committees, and digital strategies committee. Dr. Jackson was an invited participant for the ACC’s Emerging Faculty Program, the Leadership Educational Assessment and Development Program, and the the Faculty Development Working Group. Dr. Jackson has lectured extensively on women’s health and cardiovascular prevention. She is a reviewer for several cardiovascular and internal medicine journals had served as an editor for the American Journal of Medicine and ACC.org. She is a contributing author for Up-to-Date, and is on the editorial board for Circulation: Cardiovascular Quality and Outcomes. Dr. Jackson has been interviewed by several media sources on the topic of women’s health and prevention including the Wall Street Journal, the New York Times, the Boston Globe, Chicago Tribune, CBS News, WABC New York City, Fox News, Yahoo.com, Reuters UK, Reuters.com, United Press International, and US News and Health Report.