Dr. Selma Hasific graduated from the University of Southern Denmark in June 2019. In 2020, she started her specialization at the Department of Cardiology at Odense University Hospital (OUH), Denmark. Early in her career, Dr. Hasific showed a interest in cardiovascular research.
During her medical studies, she worked on a number of projects in the field of cardiology and has authored articles about the association between vitamin K antagonists and coronary artery - and aortic valve calcification. Currently, she is working as a PhD student (2021-2024) at the Department of Cardiology, OUH. Her PhD project is a continuation of her research about the vitamin K metabolism and coronary artery calcification. She has a great interest in cardiac CT and the development as well as evaluation of both hard and soft coronary plaque. As a result of this interest, she is guesting the Dey Laboratory at Cedars Sinai Medical Center in Autumn 2022.
