Rate My Professor Emilie Rasheed

Emilie Rasheed is affiliated with the School of Allied Health and Human Performance at Adelaide University. Following the merger forming Adelaide University in 2026, she contributes to academic teaching in cardiovascular disciplines. She has served as course coordinator for Cardiovascular Anatomy and Embryology (RADY 5036) and is associated with the Cardiovascular Physiology and Pathology course. Her role supports graduate-level education in allied health and human performance, emphasizing physiological and pathological aspects of the cardiovascular system.

In her clinical practice, Emilie Rasheed works in the Cardiac Ultrasound Department at Flinders Medical Centre, Adelaide, providing echocardiography services to private cardiology practices. Her research collaborations focus on echocardiography methodologies and their clinical applications. She is co-author on 'Speckle Tracking Echocardiography for Global Longitudinal Strain—Have Modern Strain Packages Improved Reproducibility?' published in Sonography (2026), 'A tale of two echoes: ultraportable versus standard echocardiography in patients with left ventricular dysfunction' in Internal Medicine Journal (2025), and 'The Role of Cardiac Imaging in the Diagnosis and Management of Anderson-Fabry Disease' in JACC: Cardiovascular Imaging (2019). Additional contributions include studies on the 17-segment regional wall motion scoring index for left ventricular ejection fraction calculation and the effectiveness of two-dimensional speckle tracking strain for regional wall motion abnormalities detection. Emilie Rasheed has participated in the World Congress of Echocardiography and Allied Techniques, serving on committees for POCUS and basic to advanced echo streams. Her work integrates clinical expertise with academic contributions in cardiac imaging.