Shadi Halabi, MD, MPH, RPVI, FACC, FSCAI

Medical director of cardiac and vascular rehabilitation at Powers Health System and assistant professor at Indiana University School of Medicine  

As the visionary founder of the Powers Health Limb Salvage Program, Dr. Halabi has built a multidisciplinary team that has become a leading regional referral center. This program has saved over 100 limbs and lives, profoundly impacting patients and their families while advancing the standard of care for critical limb ischemia and peripheral artery disease (PAD). 

Shadi’s accomplishments have garnered national and international recognition. His groundbreaking techniques have been presented at prestigious conferences worldwide, influencing practice standards and inspiring peers. And with more than 100 manuscripts and abstracts to his name, he is a prolific contributor to the scientific community, driving innovation and improving outcomes in vascular disease treatment. 

Beyond the clinical setting, Dr. Halabi serves on the American College of Cardiology’s Vascular Disease Leadership Council, where he helps shape the future of vascular care. He is currently spearheading an ACC initiative to advocate for legislation that expands coverage for PAD screening, aiming to enhance early detection and reduce preventable amputations. 

Colleagues consistently voice appreciation for Dr. Halabi’s humility, approachability and commitment to education. He is a mentor to cath lab staff, nurses and fellow physicians, inspiring excellence across his team. His leadership fosters collaboration and empowers team members, strengthening a culture in which innovation and patient-centered care thrive.