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General Field: Cardiology

Position at the Time of Case Filing: Professor

Country of Origin: Poland

Country of Residence at the time of filing: Poland

Approval Notice Date: July 5^th, 2025

Processing Time: 10 days (Premium Processing Requested)

Case Summary:            

We are delighted to share the approval of an EB1A (Alien of Extraordinary Ability) petition for a distinguished professor in the field of cardiology. At the time of filing, the client was engaged in academic research and clinical science, with a longstanding focus on advancing interventional cardiology and cardiovascular public health strategies. This approval was secured through the dedicated work of the North America Immigration Law Group (NAILG).

A Leading Force in Cardiovascular Innovation:

NAILG reviewed the client’s record and recognized extraordinary merit in his sustained body of work. The client’s research contributions span innovative clinical studies, health system integration, and population-wide cardiovascular interventions. Through pivotal studies, the client has reshaped emergency care protocols for heart attack patients and helped guide international treatment standards.

His leadership roles in multinational initiatives and groundbreaking registries have elevated them to the top ranks of cardiovascular research. One such project, a Europe-wide STEMI registry, was directly cited in major clinical guidelines, reaffirming the client’s influence in shaping high-impact medical practices.

Remarkable Academic Influence:

The client has published over 200 peer-reviewed journal articles, contributing to top-tier venues such as JAMA, EuroIntervention, and Catheterization and Cardiovascular Interventions. This body of work has attracted more than 3,600 citations, placing the client among the most highly cited experts in his field.

Beyond authorship, the client has completed over 140 peer reviews for prominent journals, including The Lancet. He has also served as a doctoral supervisor and grant reviewer, underscoring the depth of his academic stewardship. This extensive record of judging the work of others met one of the regulatory criteria for EB1A classification.

Advancing Public Health through Funded Research:

Several of the client’s projects have received funding from internationally respected institutions, including a major pharmaceutical research grant and support from public health initiatives. His studies on obesity’s cardiac implications, for example, have laid the foundation for better treatment personalization and healthcare system planning across borders.

Global Recognition and Expert Endorsements:

A hallmark of this case was the independent recommendation from a well-respected cardiology professor in Italy, who wrote:

“[Client’s] work in registry science demonstrates a deep commitment to advancing public health outcomes through data-driven approaches. Based on his substantial contributions to clinical research, healthcare system improvement, and public health, he clearly meets the standard of extraordinary ability.”

This and other letters confirmed the client’s sustained international acclaim and solidified his position among the elite professionals advancing cardiovascular health worldwide.

Outcome:

With an established record of significant contributions and acclaim, NAILG successfully demonstrated the client’s eligibility under three EB1A criteria and the final merits determination. USCIS approved the petition just 10 days after filing, recognizing the client as a leading figure whose continued work will benefit the United States substantially.

This case reflects NAILG’s commitment to supporting extraordinary professionals in navigating complex immigration pathways and securing the recognition he deserves for his vital contributions.