Dr. Aaron Eduardo Ramírez Chavarria
Board certified
Certificate CMC2024-5229 · valid to 2029-02-28
Specialty · Mexico
Heart diagnosis and treatment, from screening and imaging through to interventional procedures.
Consejo Mexicano de Cardiología, A.C.
Cardiology is certified by the Consejo Mexicano de Cardiología.
Certification is national, so this same board certifies the specialty in every city below. What CONACEM certification means.
The credential is the same everywhere. What changes is how you get there and back.
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Certificate CMC2024-5229 · valid to 2029-02-28
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Certificate CMC2022-COCA890509HNELPN03-4168 · valid to 2027-11-16
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Certificate CMC2022-AAMC900430HSRNRR00-3651 · valid to 2027-06-01
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Cardiology is certified by the Consejo Mexicano de Cardiología. Certification is a legal requirement under the General Health Law, articles 81 and 272 Bis, it runs five years, and the directory is public. Ask for the certificate number and the expiry date, then look both up.
For the credential, no: certification is national, so the same board certifies the same specialty everywhere in Mexico. For the trip, yes. A border city means a follow-up is a drive; a fly-in city means another flight. That difference usually matters more than the price.
Screening fits a short trip. Anything interventional needs a recovery period before flying, set by your cardiologist.