Dr. Tara Narula is a board-certified cardiologist at Lenox Hill
Hospital in Manhattan, a professor of cardiology at the Zucker School
of Medicine, Hofstra/Northwell, the associate director of the
Women’s Heart Program at Lenox Hill Hospital, and director of
communications for the Katz Institute of Women’s Health. She is also
a nationally recognized medical journalist and New York Times
bestselling author. She is the current chief medical correspondent for
ABC News reporting on health and wellness news across ABC News
programs and platforms, including “Good Morning America,” “World
News Tonight with David Muir,” “GMA3,” ABC News’ 24/7
streaming channel ABC News Live, ABC Audio and ABC Owned Television
Stations across the country.

Dr. Narula also has extensive experience working as a medical
correspondent and contributor for more than a decade at numerous
television networks and publications, including CBS, CNN, NBC and
Oprah Magazine.

She joined Lenox Hill Heart & Vascular Institute of New York in 2010
and provides outpatient consultative care. After graduating from
Stanford University with degrees in economics and biology, she was
founder and CEO of her own small business, Sun Juice Inc.
Subsequently, she earned her medical degree at USC Keck School of
Medicine, where she graduated with Alpha Omega Alpha society honors.

Dr. Narula completed her residency in internal medicine at Harvard
University/Brigham and Women’s Hospital, and her fellowship training
in cardiology at New York Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center.
She is currently a fellow of the American College of Cardiology
(FACC). Dr. Narula serves as a national spokesperson for the American
Heart Association and their “Go Red for Women” initiative. She is
co-director of a mentoring program for women in medicine called
FaceofCardiology, which serves to help guide women pursuing possible
careers in cardiology.

She is a recipient of a 2022 Emmy® Award for Outstanding Live News
Program (“CBS Mornings”), the 2019 WomenHeart Nanette Wenger Award
for Media and the Super Doctors Award for NYC 2014-2026. She is also
the 2026 recipient of the American Heart Association Voice of the
Mission Award.

Her interests include women’s health, prevention, mental health and
resilience. Her New York Times bestselling book, “The Healing Power
of Resilience,” offers a science-based approach to living well that
bridges the gap between physical and mental health, showing how
resilience is key to both.
