Dr. Vinod Sharma
Interventional Cardiologist · New Delhi, India
Doctor overview
- Specialty
- Interventional Cardiologist
- Published experience
- 35+ Years of Experience
- Location
- New Delhi, India
- Clinical focus
- Pediatric and congenital heart care
About Dr. Vinod Sharma
Dr. Vinod Sharma is listed as a interventional cardiologist in New Delhi, with 35+ years of experience published by the source reviewed for this profile. The listing is grouped within pediatric and congenital heart care.
A specialty label or total years in practice does not establish suitability for a particular patient. The diagnosis, symptoms, test results, proposed treatment, hospital resources and relevant clinical team must be assessed together.
Published specialty, city and experience were reviewed from the cited directory profile. Current hospital appointment, medical registration, clinical role and availability are reconfirmed before a referral.
Profile source: RihlatMed doctor directory profile ↗ · Reviewed 16 August 2026
Qualifications and verification status
Why this matters: cardiology roles and hospital appointments can change. TIB HIND checks the current registration and hospital information before presenting a doctor as a case-specific option.
Areas relevant to compare
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The doctor’s role in cardiac care
Cardiac care can involve clinical cardiologists, imaging specialists, interventional cardiologists, electrophysiologists, anaesthesia, intensive care and cardiac or vascular surgeons.
What is confirmed before consultation
No appointment is assumed from an older directory entry. TIB HIND asks the hospital to confirm the doctor, campus and relevant team before travel or payment.
Questions for the doctor and hospital
Consultation and travel planning
Before travel, request the clinical opinion available from the records, tests likely to be repeated, proposed hospital, expected admission pathway, indicative estimate and follow-up plan. Final decisions are made after the responsible clinical team completes its assessment.
Emergency warning: sudden or persistent chest pain, severe breathlessness, fainting, new weakness or confusion may require urgent local care. Do not delay emergency assessment to arrange international travel.