Kimberly E McHugh,
M.D., MSCR
Kimberly E. McHugh,
M.D., MSCR
Accepting
New Patients
New Patients
13
day(s)
until next new
patient appointment as of
8:30 a.m.
.
What is this?
If the time frame shown for a new patient appointment for this provider is not convenient,
please call 843-876-0444 for an appointment with one of their colleagues.
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Degree
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M.D., MSCR
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School
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Medical University of South Carolina
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Residency
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University of Virginia Health System
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Fellowship
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Medical University of South Carolina in Pediatric Cardiology
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Medical University of South Carolina in Pediatric Cardiac Critical Care
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Board Certification
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Pediatrics
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Pediatrics: Pediatric Cardiology
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Specialties
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Clinical Interests
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Congenital heart disease
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Cardiovascular screening
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Accepts New Patients
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Yes
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New Patients
New Patients Schedule Now
New Patients Schedule Now
843-876-0444
843-876-0444
13
day(s)
until next new
patient appointment as of
8:30 a.m.
9/23/2019.
What is this?
If the time frame shown for a new patient appointment for this provider is not convenient,
please call 843-876-0444 for an appointment with one of their colleagues.
To request an appointment call our representatives at 843-792-1414
Locations
MUSC Children's Health at Tidelands
MUSC Children's Health at Beaufort
Children's Health Specialty Care Mount Pleasant
Biography
Dr. Kimberly McHugh is the medical director for outpatient services in pediatric cardiology. Her clinical interests include longitudinal care of infants, children, and young adults with congenital heart disease, education of adolescents and young adults to care for their congenital heart disease, and outpatient care for patients before and after heart surgery. Dr. McHugh's research has a focus in improving outcomes for single ventricle heart disease, examination of resource utilization in pediatric cardiology, and improving outcomes in longitudinal care of congenital heart disease. She is also an investigator with the Pediatric Heart Network and enrolls and follows patients in clinical trials.
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