About Dr. David Wadie
Wadie is a third-year cardiology fellow and Chief Cardiology Fellow at Henry Ford Providence Hospital in Michigan. After earning his DO from the Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine and completing an internal medicine residency at St. Joseph Mercy Hospital in Ann Arbor, he went on to become board certified in Internal Medicine and pass the Adult Echocardiography board examination. Currently, Wadie is pursuing fellowship training in interventional cardiology, with a long-term goal of specializing in high-risk coronary interventions and cardiogenic shock.
Teaching has been a meaningful part of Wadie’s career from the beginning. He previously taught biochemistry and pathology at Oakland University and now regularly works with medical students, residents, and cardiology fellows. Having personally navigated COMLEX, the USMLE exams, Internal Medicine boards, and Adult Echocardiography boards, he understands how overwhelming high-stakes exams can feel.
His approach is centered around understanding the “why” behind an answer rather than simply memorizing information. He works with each student to identify where they need the most support, whether that’s building a stronger foundation, improving test-taking strategy, managing time, or building confidence and then creates an approach that fits their individual needs.
For Wadie, the best part of teaching is helping students turn something that initially feels overwhelming into something they understand and feel confident tackling.
Exams Dr. Wadie tutors
- COMLEX
- USMLE
- Internal medicine boards (ABIM)
