NEWINGTON, CT, February 23, 2026 /24-7PressRelease/ -- Dalia Giedrimiene has been included in Marquis Who's Who. As in all Marquis Who's Who biographical volumes, individuals profiled are selected on the basis of current reference value. Factors such as position, noteworthy accomplishments, visibility, and prominence in a field are all taken into account during the selection process.

Dr. Giedrimiene, an esteemed expert in cardiology and cardiac arrhythmia, has built a distinguished career marked by academic leadership, clinical innovation and dedication to advancing medical science. Since 1992, she has served as a professor of medicine, biology and pharmaceutical sciences at the University of Saint Joseph in West Hartford, Connecticut.

As a professor, Dr. Giedrimiene teaches graduate and master's program courses in biology online, directs multiple clinical research projects with Medtronic focused on device-based treatments for cardiac arrhythmias and identifies causes and treatments for patients with severe cardiac arrhythmia. She also guides residents and students in internal medicine and cardiology, publishes scholarly work, and authors abstracts and manuscripts.

Throughout her tenure at the University of Saint Joseph, Dr. Giedrimiene has been most proud of passing her knowledge to younger generations, inspired by the outstanding teachers and advisers who shaped her own career. Her research has focused on developing new methods to treat complex cardiac arrhythmias, including antiarrhythmic drugs and medications that affect heart function. This work led to two doctoral theses and invitations to present her findings at international conferences in 1991. Additionally, she has authored textbooks that integrate cardiovascular physiology, pharmacology and human biology to improve student learning and applied science education.

Prior to her academic appointment in Connecticut, Dr. Giedrimiene practiced as a physician at Hartford Hospital, where she contributed her expertise in patient care and clinical research. Before relocating to the United States, she served as an intensive care cardiology physician at Academic Hospital Kaunas in Lithuania for over 15 years. During this period, she was mentored by an innovative leader in electrical methods for heart function, a formative influence that inspired Dr. Giedrimiene's commitment to research and teaching.

Dr. Giedrimiene's collaborative work with Medtronic as a research collaborator further advanced device-based therapies for cardiac arrhythmias. Her contributions have been recognized through invitations to present at international forums and through her ongoing involvement in professional organizations. Dr. Giedrimiene's affiliations include membership in the Heart Rhythm Society, the Heart Failure Society of America and the Association for Women's Health.

Education played a central role in Dr. Giedrimiene's professional development. She earned a Doctor of Philosophy from the Academy of Medicine in Kaunas, Lithuania, following the completion of her Doctor of Medicine and Bachelor of Science degrees at the Kaunas Institute of Medicine. She also pursued advanced public health training through coursework toward a certificate at the University of Connecticut's Graduate School of Public Health.

Dr. Giedrimiene attributes her success to hard work and continuous engagement in healthcare improvements. She believes that balancing responsibilities with active participation in organizations, building connections and fostering partnerships are essential to progress in health care.

Earlier in her life, Dr. Giedrimiene's passion for medicine took shape during her education in Alytus. Influenced by a mentor's pioneering work in Lithuania, she pursued research on complex heart rhythm disorders, earning significant academic achievements and international recognition. This trajectory ultimately led her to accept a faculty position at the University of Saint Joseph after visiting Connecticut to explore academic opportunities.

Beyond her professional pursuits, Dr. Giedrimiene is civically engaged as a member of the Baltic - New England Development Network Inc., known as BALTNET, and serves with the Honorary Council of Lithuania in Connecticut. These roles underscore her dedication to fostering cross-cultural collaboration and supporting community initiatives.

Looking ahead, Dr. Giedrimiene plans to advance personalized medicine and improve health care access by integrating innovations from Connecticut, Lithuania and the Baltic States into healthcare delivery. Her goals include enhancing access to preventive care and therapies, strengthening connections between Connecticut and the Baltic states and promoting visibility for scientific innovations across biotechnology, genetics and personalized medicine. Dr. Giedrimiene remains committed to enriching academic instruction through scientific advances while helping students understand preventive care and significant scientific achievements.

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