Robert Minor MD, FACC

Dr. Robert Minor is currently the Director of Endovascular Interventions for Billings Clinic Heart and Vascular at Community Medical Center in Missoula, Montana. His clinical interests include wrist artery access with same-day-discharge for coronary and endovascular interventions, and innovative therapies for critical limb ischemia to prevent leg amputations. In March 2023, he helped launch the multi-disciplinary “Limb Preservation Program”, the first in the State of Montana. He serves as an Affiliate Clinical Faculty member in the Montana Biotechnology Center at the University of Montana.

He grew up in North Carolina and went to Duke University for his undergraduate degree and medical school. He completed his residency in Internal Medicine, served as Chief Resident, and obtained Cardiology Fellowship training at the University of Iowa Hospitals. Rob then completed interventional cardiology and endovascular training in 1992.

Prior to moving to Missoula, Montana in June 2017, Rob worked for 24 years as an interventional cardiologist and endovascular specialist in Rockford, Illinois where he developed a multi-disciplinary endovascular program focusing on new device technologies. Through his role as Director of the Rockford Cardiology Associates Research Foundation, he served as an investigator in the first U.S. clinical trials evaluating stents for coronary, peripheral vascular, and carotid artery disease.