Before you enroll, watch them teach. Three full sessions with real patient cases, advanced diagnostics, and what functional cardiology actually looks like inside a working primary care practice.
Harvard-trained functional cardiologist, board certified in cardiology, integrative medicine, and anti-aging and regenerative medicine.
His research contributions include work at the National Institutes of Health and the Framingham Heart Study. He served as personal cardiologist to President George H.W. Bush and is the founder of CorAeon.
Dr. Campanile teaches the core curriculum — 20 recorded lectures across eight modules, from endothelial function and the glycocalyx through advanced biomarkers, imaging, and emerging therapies.
Board-certified in Family Medicine and founder of Telos Functional Medicine in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
He earned his medical degree at the University of Minnesota and completed both his residency and a Primary Care Research Fellowship at the University of Wisconsin, along with a Master's in Population Health. Former Clinical Associate Professor.
Dr. Her leads the practical application sessions — translating advanced cardiology into protocols that hold up in a real primary care schedule, not a cash-pay concierge setting.
Full recordings, no registration required. Start with the case review.
Real patient cases worked through end to end — ApoB and remnant cholesterol, advanced imaging, oxidative stress markers, and the reasoning behind each treatment decision.
Dr. Cheng Her on the practical side — where this fits in a fifteen-minute visit, what to order first, and how to bring patients along.
Dr. Campanile's overview of the model — where conventional cardiology leaves risk on the table, and what a functional approach adds in a primary care setting.
A six-month online mini-residency for MDs, NPs and PAs. No functional medicine background required.
Plus live Q&A sessions every other week with Dr. Campanile and Dr. Her, and a Certificate of Completion from the Kalish Institute.
Enrollment closes September 18, 2026 — the day the cohort begins.
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