LTC Jared S. Videll, D.O., F.A.C.A.: A Life of Service, Skill, and Steady Leadership
LTC Jared S. Videll, D.O., F.A.C.A., has been recognized as an Exclusive Emerald Club Member in The Top Professional of North America 2026-2027 by The Who’s Who Directories, a distinction that reflects a lifetime of meaningful service and remarkable achievement. His career stands as a powerful reminder that true success is built through commitment, discipline, and a deep desire to improve the lives of others. In every chapter of his journey, Dr. Videll has shown what it means to lead with purpose.
Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to Harry and Rose Videll, he built his future on a strong academic foundation and a clear sense of direction. He began his studies at the University of Miami, earning a Bachelor of Education before choosing a path in medicine. He went on to receive his doctorate from the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in 1976. That decision marked the beginning of a career defined by hard work, growth, and a lasting impact on patients and institutions alike.
Dr. Videll’s medical training reflected both excellence and determination. He completed his Internal Medicine Residency at Atlantic City Medical Center in New Jersey, where he served as chief resident and demonstrated leadership early in his career. He then pursued advanced fellowship training in cardiovascular disease at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia and the Deborah Heart and Lung Center in Browns Mills, New Jersey. His additional research fellowship in nuclear cardiology showed a commitment to deepening his knowledge and expanding the tools available for better patient care. His path makes it clear that mastery is never accidental. It is earned through years of focus and steady effort.
As a cardiologist, Dr. Videll has dedicated his professional life to helping others through some of their most critical health challenges. His work across major medical centers and healthcare organizations reflects both clinical talent and administrative strength. From directing employee health services at Deborah Heart and Lung Center to serving in leadership roles at the Pritikin Longevity Center, Physician Care Professional Corporation, Towanda Memorial Hospital, North Philadelphia Health Systems, and Girard Medical Center, he consistently accepted positions of trust and responsibility. He did more than hold titles. He brought vision, order, and compassion to every role.
His influence extended beyond hospital walls. Dr. Videll also served as a medical director for the American Cancer Society and as a state peer reviewer for the Keystone Peer Review Organization. These roles speak to the confidence others placed in his judgment and the value of his voice within the broader medical community. His career has never been limited to personal advancement. Instead, it has reflected a belief that medicine is at its best when knowledge, ethics, and service come together.
Alongside his achievements in healthcare, Dr. Videll built an impressive record of military service. He devoted 13 years to the Medical Corps of the U.S. Army Reserve and achieved the rank of Lieutenant Colonel. His service included overseas deployments and the important role of Deputy Commander of the 48th Combat Support Hospital in Kuwait. In military life, as in medicine, he answered difficult calls with courage and resolve. His decorations, including the Meritorious Service Medal, the Army Achievement Medal, and the Reserve Component Medal, reflect not only duty fulfilled but duty performed with distinction.
What makes Dr. Videll’s story especially inspiring is the way he balanced high achievement with enduring values. He pursued excellence in medicine, accepted the demands of military leadership, and remained connected to professional organizations that support progress in cardiovascular and osteopathic care. As a fellow of the American Society of Angiology and a member of several respected medical associations, he has continued to contribute to the advancement of his field while setting a standard for others to follow.
His recognition by The Who’s Who Directories is more than an honor. It is a celebration of a life spent serving with integrity, intelligence, and heart. For young professionals, medical leaders, service members, and anyone striving to make a difference, LTC Jared S. Videll offers a clear example of what is possible when talent is matched by dedication. His journey shows that lasting impact comes from choosing service over status, responsibility over comfort, and excellence over ease.
Beyond his professional and military accomplishments, Dr. Videll’s personal life reflects the same depth and balance that define his public career. He shares his life with his wife, Sherry Lynn Horowitz, Esq., and their three children, Haviv Elana, Mikhael Alon, and Samara Pilar. His love of travel and fishing adds a human dimension to a life of great responsibility, showing that even those who carry immense obligations can still find joy, reflection, and renewal.
LTC Jared S. Videll’s legacy is one of strength, compassion, and unwavering commitment. His recognition as an Exclusive Emerald Club Member is a well-earned tribute to a man whose life’s work has touched medicine, military service, and community leadership in lasting ways. His story inspires us to aim higher, serve more deeply, and meet every challenge with honor.
The Who’s Who Directories, a New York based biographical publication company, Publisher of The Top Professionals of North America distinguishes and profiles leading professionals who demonstrate recognizable success and leadership in their field. The directory is valued for promoting awareness of individual accomplishments and achievement within the North American community.
