Yasser Rodriguez, MD, MBA, FACC

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Dr. Yasser Rodriguez is a cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist with special expertise in complex ablations and the management of implantable cardiac devices.

This is a top 3 team- great leadership and work ethic
10/07/2025

This is a top 3 team- great leadership and work ethic

Just celebrated my 100th case using Boston Scientific's farapulse system. Pulse field technology has been absolutely rev...
05/21/2025

Just celebrated my 100th case using Boston Scientific's farapulse system. Pulse field technology has been absolutely revolutionary for our field and I am grateful to be surrounded by an amazing team. Looking forward to the next 100.

One of the best parts of my position is the opportunity to participate in the training of current and future doctors. To...
08/12/2023

One of the best parts of my position is the opportunity to participate in the training of current and future doctors.

Today both Dr Wordak (internal medicine resident) and Rohan (University of Florida premed) were treated to four left bundle pacemakers - the first one having a rare congenital anatomic difference.

Had a great time training in the use of a technology called “pulse field ablation.” It’s exciting to have the chance to ...
07/23/2022

Had a great time training in the use of a technology called “pulse field ablation.” It’s exciting to have the chance to bring this back home to sunny South Florida.

This energy modality will likely replace the heat/ice based energy we use in today’s procedures. It has the potential to turn a one hour ablation into a mere minutes - while increasing the safety profile.

Pig models are used because of the similarities in their cardiac anatomy. Spoiler alert: she was perfectly fine post procedure … and will likely never get atrial fibrillation in the rest of her life.

Had a great time debating my friend, Dr Craig Moskowitz, at Medtronic’s “Emerging Leaders in Electrophysiology“ conferen...
06/15/2022

Had a great time debating my friend, Dr Craig Moskowitz, at Medtronic’s “Emerging Leaders in Electrophysiology“ conference this past weekend.

We discussed approaches to treating patients with Atrial Fibrillation - the most common arrhythmia in this country.

Who won? We both did - went for dinner right after this pic was taken.

When it comes to cardiac ablations, using the St. Jude “High-Density” Grid catheter makes it infinitely easier.This cath...
04/27/2022

When it comes to cardiac ablations, using the St. Jude “High-Density” Grid catheter makes it infinitely easier.

This catheter is able to sample 64 points per second to create high resolution maps to track down the source of the arrhythmia.

The procedure cured the patient from incessant PVCs and took less than 60 minutes

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Exercise is always a good thing for the heart, right? 🫀Life isn’t black and white, and neither is the relationship betwe...
03/12/2022

Exercise is always a good thing for the heart, right? 🫀

Life isn’t black and white, and neither is the relationship between exercise and atrial fibrillation (and other abnormal heart rhythms).

Being obese and sedentary is a very bad thing overall regarding heart health; however, long distance endurance exercise 🏃‍♂️ can also increase your risk for arrhythmias.⚡️

The thinking is that both extremes can cause systemic inflammation and the formation of fibrosis (scarring) in the heart.

Post comments or questions below ⬇️

Atrial Fibrillation is a complex animal. It originates in the left atrium (pictured) 🫀and a whole multitude of factors g...
03/12/2022

Atrial Fibrillation is a complex animal. It originates in the left atrium (pictured) 🫀and a whole multitude of factors goes towards producing it.

The challenge of managing this condition has slowly turned into one of my passions.

One size DOES NOT fit all - you have to approach each patient with a different game plan.

Raise your hand 🙋‍♂️ below if you or someone you know has had this condition ⬇️

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Dr. Yasser Rodriguez is a cardiac electrophysiologist with special expertise in complex ablations and the management of implantable cardiac devices. In addition to combining the latest technology with best-practices, Dr. Rodriguez utilizes an evidence-based, holistic approach to manage cardiac arrhythmias. He has authored several peer-reviewed articles and book chapters, mainly focusing on new approaches to cardiac procedures and device management.

Dr. Rodriguez was born and raised in Miami, Florida. He obtained both his Bachelor of Science and Doctor of Medicine (M.D.) degree at the University of Miami. Additionally, he obtained a Master in Business Administration (M.B.A.) with a healthcare concentration at the University of Miami School of Business. He completed internal medicine training at the University of Michigan, where he graduated with distinction in research. His training in cardiovascular medicine was at the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center. He followed this with two years of advanced training in cardiac electrophysiology at Harvard University’s Brigham and Women’s Hospital, where he served as the Chief Fellow for the program.

Dr. Rodriguez joined the practice in July 2019. He sees patients at our Kendall, South Miami, and Coral Gables Offices with same or next day appointment availability. He performs procedures at Baptist Hospital, Doctor’s Hospital, South Miami Hospital, and Mercy Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.