Michael P. Cyll

Michael P. Cyll is a retired cardiovascular sonographer and medical consultant with over 45 years of experience in clinical medicine, specializing in adult and pediatric echocardiography. Throughout his career, he worked with a wide range of patients, from neonates and 500-gram micropreemies to adults, providing expertise in transesophageal echocardiography, fetal echo, and neonatal imaging. He also contributed to clinical research, coordinated ultrasound training programs, and served as a Clinical Education Specialist with Philips Healthcare, training physicians across the United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada on three-dimensional echocardiography.

Cyll began his journey in medicine with an EKG class at Marygrove College in Detroit, which led to his first hospital position. He developed a particular passion for pediatric cardiovascular care, creating memorable experiences for young patients while maintaining excellence in adult and OR-based echocardiography. His dedication and skill earned him recognition throughout his career, including teaching roles and mentorship positions that shaped the next generation of healthcare professionals.

After retiring from clinical practice in 2018, Cyll transitioned into medical consulting and media, focusing on medical voiceover work, user-generated content creation for senior products and services, and medical commercials. He leverages his clinical expertise to communicate complex medical information clearly and effectively. His work includes producing content for senior audiences, evaluating healthcare products, and participating in medical commercials and testimonials.

In addition to his media and consulting work, Cyll serves as a subject matter expert in cardiovascular course development at Concorde Career Colleges. He holds multiple certifications, including ARDMS RDCS, RCCS, CCI, FASE, and CTT+, and has contributed to numerous medical and educational publications. He continues to combine his clinical knowledge with media and education, helping to inform, educate, and inspire both healthcare professionals and the broader public.

• Master of Arts (MA), Forensic Psychology, Observational Behaviorist – Argosy University (2009–2011)
• Training in Observational Behavior, Quantico FBI classes in Behavior Analysis and Profiling
• Early EKG and clinical medicine training – Marygrove College, Detroit

• RDMS (Retired)
• RCS - Registered Cardiac Sonographer (Retired)
• RCCS - Registered Congenital Cardiac Sonographer (Retired)
• FASE - Fellow American Society of Echocardiography (Retired)
• CTT+ - Certified Technical Trainer
• Research Coordinator Certification (Retired)

• Top Medical Consultant for 2026 - America's Best in Medicine
• United States Patent #3849811 – Waste Disposal Apparatus for Hospital Beds
• Steptoe & Johnson Essay Contest Winner (2007)
• Clinical Preceptor of the Year, Paradise Valley Unified School District (1983)

• Life Member, Phoenix FBI Citizen’s Academy
• Alpha Pi Omega (Argosy University)
• Society of Diagnostic Sonographers (Contributing Author)

• Teddy Bear Day for Pediatric Patients
• Mentorship and preceptor roles in ultrasound education programs
• Contributing author for pediatric and medical education publications

“Useful tips for new students attending Argosy University” – Forensic Psychology Electronic Newsletter
“In Praise of Mentors,” Society of Diagnostic Sonographers, 2001
Circulation Journal: “Relationships of Left Ventricular Mass to Demographic and Hemodynamic Variables in American Indians” – part of Strong Heart Study, NIH, 1997
Featured in Backstage promotional article: “How one creator turned past experience into a booking magnet”