Medford Pair Honored At Fenway Park

The Melrose-Wakefield Cardiac and Endovascular Center was recognized at Fenway Park Wednesday for the high school CPR training program.

Each year the program collaborates with Medford and other surrounding local communities to promote
heart health by teaching CPR to our high school students. This innovative program has trained more
than 7,000 students over the past seven years, and equips the students with a CPR training kit for them
to go on and train others in their families.

Photo Courtesy Melrose-Wakefield Hospital. Larry Conway, MD, medical director of the cardiovascular service line, Salil Midha, MD, chief of cardiology at Melrose-Wakefield Hospital and medical director of quality for the cardiovascular service line, and Medford High School physical education teachers Maureen Lavin and David Richard.