Dr. Scott Weslow is a dedicated and compassionate interventional cardiologist committed to delivering patient-centered care with integrity and precision.  He has been a physician for over 20 years, the last 15 as a heart specialist.

He received his medical degree from the University of Guadalajara and New York Medical College.  He completed his residency in Internal medicine at The Cleveland Clinic.  He practiced as a Hospitalist for 1 year at Aurora BayCare Medical Center and then went on to do his General Cardiology Fellowship and Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at Aurora St Luke’s Medical Center in Milwaukee, WI.  While there he served as Chief Fellow.  Prior to his medical endeavors, he obtained a Master of Science Degree at the University of San Francisco and worked in scientific research for 5 years.  While in San Francisco, he also worked as a perfusion technician, anesthesia technician, and was a member of an organ transplant procurement team.

Dr. Weslow is board-certified in General Cardiology and Interventional Cardiology.

He considers fulfilling his calling as a physician to be a privilege, being allowed to play an integral role in some of the most intimate and life-changing events in so many patients’ lives.  Whether it is sharing in their joy and relief after bringing them back from a heart attack, or having the difficult conversations about end of life, Dr. Weslow is thankful and humbled to be a part of all of these moments with his patients and their families. 

Having worked for big hospital systems his entire career, Dr. Weslow has made the move to independent practice because he can no longer reconcile his faith, values, principles, and practice of medicine with what is going on in the hospital systems of today.  

Dr. Weslow is excited for this new phase of his life, as he remains on the cutting edge of medical technology while maintaining the basic precepts of medicine, focusing on the doctor-patient relationship and assisting patients in their healing of mind, body, and spirit, all while living out his calling to the beautiful profession of medicine, the way God intended it.