Brian  Zenger, MD PhD

Brian Zenger, MD PhD

Brian joined the Rentschler Lab in July 2023. Brian is from Salt Lake City, Utah. He completed his BS and MD/PhD at the University of Utah in Biomedical Engineering. His research dissertation research focused on detection of acute myocardial ischemia from the torso surface using electrocardiographic imaging (ECGI) confirmed with translational animal models. His current research interests include radiotherapy treatment for ventricular tachycardia combined with ECGI and cardiac computational simulation. His clinical interests are in cardiac electrophysiology. In his free time you will find him outside with his partner and two dogs running, skiing, biking, hiking, or on the water.

Brian  Zenger, MD PhD

Brian Zenger, MD PhD

Brian joined the Rentschler Lab in July 2023. Brian is from Salt Lake City, Utah. He completed his BS and MD/PhD at the University of Utah in Biomedical Engineering. His research dissertation research focused on detection of acute myocardial ischemia from the torso surface using electrocardiographic imaging (ECGI) confirmed with translational animal models. His current research interests include radiotherapy treatment for ventricular tachycardia combined with ECGI and cardiac computational simulation. His clinical interests are in cardiac electrophysiology. In his free time you will find him outside with his partner and two dogs running, skiing, biking, hiking, or on the water.