Dr. Mauricio Mocha | Cardiologic | Research Excellence Award 

Dr. Mauricio Mocha | Cardiologic | Doctor at Heart Institute of the University of São Paulo | Brazil

Cardiologic expertise defines the distinguished professional journey of Dr. Mauricio Mocha, a highly accomplished medical specialist whose career blends advanced clinical practice, academic research, telemedicine innovation, and leadership in life-support training across Brazil’s top healthcare institutions. Throughout his career, Dr. Mauricio Mocha has built a reputation for excellence in Cardiologic care, internal medicine, emergency response, and medical consultancy, demonstrating a rare combination of technical precision, compassionate practice, and system-level thinking essential for modern cardiovascular medicine. Born in March, Dr. Mauricio Mocha completed his medical degree at the Federal University of Santa Catarina, followed by a residency in Internal Medicine at UNICAMP and subsequent specialization in Cardiologic fields through a rigorous residency in Cardiology at InCor–USP. His commitment to advancing Cardiologic science led him to pursue a fellowship in Atherosclerosis at the Heart Institute (InCor) at USP, culminating in a Doctorate in Medical Sciences at the Faculty of Medicine, University of São Paulo, where he further expanded his expertise in translational cardiovascular research. With a strong academic foundation, Dr. Mauricio Mocha developed extensive professional experience across leading Brazilian hospitals, including service as Emergency Physician at Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, Cardiologist and Hospitalist at Hospital Samaritano Higienópolis, Intensive Care Physician at Hospital TotalCor, and Clinician at Hospital Walter Ferrari, in addition to earlier experience in critical care at Hospital Centro do Coração. His Cardiologic acumen extends to the digital frontier as a Telemedicine Physician at Hospital Israelita Albert Einstein, where he provides urgent virtual care, routine cardiology consultations, and medical expertise for PROADI-SUS programs, reflecting his commitment to accessible and technology-enhanced Cardiologic services. Complementing his clinical work, Dr. Mauricio Mocha has accumulated substantial experience in medico-legal practice, serving as a technical evaluator for NAT-JUS and judicial medical expert for the Court of Justice, contributing objective Cardiologic and multidisciplinary assessments to high-impact legal decisions. His leadership experience includes roles as Instructor for ACLS and PALS, where he trained thousands of healthcare professionals nationwide, and as Supervisor of Pre-Hospital Medical Services at ECCO-SALVA, reinforcing his skill in emergency response systems. His research interests span Cardiologic disease mechanisms, atherosclerosis, myocardial infarction detection, telemedicine optimization, outcomes in coronary intervention, and the integration of evidence-based medicine with digital health. Throughout his career, Dr. Mauricio Mocha has demonstrated research skills in clinical interpretation, cardiologic diagnostics, scientific writing, data analysis, and interdisciplinary collaboration, supporting both academic advancement and clinical innovation. Fluent in English and capable in German, Dr. Mauricio Mocha continues to expand his global engagement and intellectual reach. His honors include significant roles in high-complexity hospital systems, invitations for academic collaboration, and long-standing recognition as a national instructor in life-support programs. In conclusion, Dr. Mauricio Mocha stands out as a forward-thinking Cardiologic specialist whose career integrates scientific rigor, patient-centered excellence, advanced digital health practices, and leadership in medical education, positioning him as an influential contributor to the future of cardiovascular medicine and healthcare innovation.

Profile: ORCID

Featured Publications

1. Mocha, M. R. (2025). Underestimation of stent efficacy: Untreated artery events distort coronary intervention outcomes. Clinical Cardiology. 2025

2. Mocha, M. R. (2024). The unexpected silent manifestation of myocardial infarctions in ischemic heart failure patients: Insights from a case-control study. Clinics.2024