Dr. Pankaj Ranjan

Dr. Pankaj Ranjan is a highly accomplished Interventional Cardiologist with more than 15 years of extensive experience in advanced cardiac care. He completed his medical graduation from the University of Calcutta, followed by an MD in Internal Medicine from RIMS, Ranchi. He later pursued his super-specialization in Cardiology (DM) from IPGMER, Kolkata, one of India’s premier cardiac training institutes.
During his residency and subsequent clinical practice, Dr. Ranjan gained in-depth expertise in both non-invasive and interventional cardiology, including advanced device-based therapies. He began his interventional cardiology career in Noida and has since worked across several leading hospitals in the Delhi NCR region.
Dr. Ranjan has independently performed over 10,000 cardiac procedures, including more than 2,500 coronary angioplasties and 1,000+ cardiac device implantations such as AICD, CRT-P, and CRT-D. He is particularly skilled in radial-access interventions and routinely manages complex coronary cases, including left main and heavily calcified lesions, as well as adult congenital heart disease interventions. Currently, he leads the Department of Cardiology at Yatharth Hospitals.
Professional Experience
HOD & Senior Consultant – Cardiology, Yatharth Super Speciality Hospital, Greater Noida
Senior Consultant – Metro Heart Institute, Noida
Interventional Cardiologist – Rockland Hospitals, New Delhi
Consultant Cardiologist – Kailash Hospital & Heart Institute, Noida
Consultant – Paras Hospitals, Gurugram
Registrar – Aram Apollo Hospital, Ranchi
Education
MBBS (1994–2000) – Medical College, Calcutta | University of Calcutta
MD – General Medicine (2001–2004) – RIMS, Ranchi | Ranchi University
DM – Cardiology (2005–2008) – IPGMER, Kolkata | West Bengal University of Health Sciences
Areas of Special Interest
Coronary Angiography and Angioplasty
Complex Coronary Interventions
Cardiac Device Implantation (Pacemakers, CRT, AICD)
CRT Implantation and Advanced Heart Failure Therapies
Research & Publications
CRP in Complete Heart Block – CSI 2007
Pacing in Atrial Fibrillation – CSI Update 2007
Dysphagia Aortica
Extrinsic Esophageal Compression Leading to Dysphagia – Indian Heart Journal (2008