Dr. Ana Maria Rosales is a Pediatric Cardiologist specializing in the care of children with congenital heart disease. Born in Venezuela, Dr. Rosales graduated from the Universidad Central de Venezuela and completed her training in Pediatrics at Miami Children's Hospital and later her cardiology fellowship at Boston Children's Hospital. She joined the faculty at MGH and HMS in 2001. Since then, she has been providing; clinical care, supervision of trainees, and medical training to enhance clinical knowledge and quality of patient care. She has been recognized with the Residents teaching award, family-centered medicine awards, and a nomination for the McGovern award.

Dr. Rosales provides care to patients at Pediatric Cardiology Clinics at MGH and its satellite locations including Danvers, Andover, and Southern New Hampshire. She is an active participant in the inpatient and intensive care areas as a consultant. Her interests include the cardiac care of patients with congenital heart disease, dysautonomias and neuromuscular disorders as well as other forms of acquired heart disease. She is fluent in Spanish and, given her background, identifies with the needs of patients from other cultures.

She is a regular lecturer to the Pediatric Residency program and organizes continuing medical education programs for the department of Pediatric Cardiology at MGHfC. She has assisted in the development of the Pediatric Cardiology section of the Massachusetts General Hospital Pediatric Residency Handbook.

Dr. Rosales continues to seek improvement of the care in patients with Congenital Heart disease and pursues excellence in the training of the next generation of physicians involved in the overall care of children.