About Me:

Dr. Isenbarger originally entered medical school with the goal of practicing tropical medicine (working up cases of fever across the African continent), which transitioned into study of vaccinology and epidemiology for several productive years with the military in South and Southeast Asia. Eventually, though, he sought a return to clinical medicine, retraining in cardiovascular disease. He gets the most professional satisfaction from helping patients regain optimal functional capacity and quality of life, through improved exercise ability and freedom from pain. Some of his primary clinical interests include coronary artery intervention, peripheral vascular disease/intervention, critical limb ischemia/limb salvage, mesenteric ischemia, and renal artery disease. Outside of work, he spends most of his time trying to be a responsible grownup, and a good parent and husband, while fitting in surfing and golf as often as possible!