Cardiology

John Marini, MD

Professor of Medicine

St. Paul, MN

John J. Marini, MD, is a Professor of Medicine at the University of Minnesota with a subspecialty focus in pulmonology and critical care medicine, particularly pleural disease. He treats patients with acute respiratory failure, managing complex cases involving cardiopulmonary interactions, dynamic hyperinflation, and patient-ventilator interactions in critically ill adults. His practice serves hospitalized patients in intensive care settings at HealthPartners facilities in St. Paul, MN, includin

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Credentials

Board Certifications

Internal Medicine (ABIM)
Pulmonary Disease (ABIM)

Education & Training

Medical School: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (MD, 1973)
Residency: University of Washington (Internal Medicine, 1976)
Fellowship: University of Washington (Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine)

Years in Practice

50+ years

Clinical Focus

Subspecialties

Cardiac Critical Care

Conditions & Treatments

Cardiac ArrestVentricular Assist Devices

Practice Details

Hospital Affiliations

HealthPartners

Languages

English

Conditions Dr. Marini treats

Frequently asked

Where does Dr. Marini practice?

John Marini practices in St. Paul, MN with hospital affiliations including HealthPartners.

What does Dr. Marini specialize in?

John Marini is a board-certified cardiology specialist with focus areas in Cardiac Critical Care.

How long has Dr. Marini been practicing?

John Marini has 53+ years of clinical experience in cardiology.

What is Dr. Marini's medical training?

Public profile training history includes: Medical School: Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine (MD, 1973); Residency: University of Washington (Internal Medicine, 1976); Fellowship: University of Washington (Pulmonary Disease and Critical Care Medicine).