J. Emilio Exaire, MD
Jose E. Exaire, MD, is an interventional cardiologist at Mary Washington Cardiology. He brings extensive experience in coronary, peripheral, and carotid interventions, with a career spanning academic medicine, catheterization laboratory leadership, and fellowship training program direction.
Dr. Exaire previously served as Senior Associate Consultant in the Department of Cardiovascular Medicine and Director of the Catheterization Laboratory at Mayo Clinic Health System–La Crosse, Associate Professor of Medicine at Virginia Commonwealth University, and Associate Professor of Medicine at the University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center, where he directed the cardiac care unit at the VA Medical Center.
He joined the medical staff at Mary Washington Hospital and Stafford Hospital in August 2025.
Education
- Medical School
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Doctor of Medicine
National Autonomous University Of Mexico
- Internship
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Internal Medicine
National Institute Of Medical Sciences And Nutrition
- Fellowship
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Interventional Cardiology/peripheral Intervention
Cleveland Clinic
Reviews
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06/26/2026
The entire group I encountered during my visit was one of the best I've had ever. Everyone was very courteous and efficient. Dr. Exaire was so easy to speak with. Even though I had just met him, he made me feel very at ease and answered my questions with assistance using diagrams. The anecdotes he shared of his life also made the encounter more wholesome. I appreciate that he wanted to do baseline testing to provide a better sense of where my heart health was.
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06/22/2026
Very professional
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06/06/2026
The visit was good.
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06/06/2026
This was my 1st visit with Dr. Exaire, who replaced Dr. Findley. I was very impressed with Dr. Exaire. He introduced himself, and we discussed my overall health and health priorities. It was clear that Dr. Exaire had taken the time to review all of my records, not just my cardiac history. He took the time to clearly and fully explain the results of my recent echocardiagram, using the actual pictures from the test as a visual aid. This was very helpful. He demonstrated a rare quality of explaining technical medical findings in everyday English to ensure that I understood the test results fully. I hope to continue having Dr. Exaire as my regular cardiac physician and believe that through him, I will continue to receive excellent care.
