I am the clinical lead for the community cardiology service (Heart Networks). I graduated in 1992 from Liverpool Medical School. I spent a number of years in hospitals undertaking various medical roles before becoming a General Practitioner and a North West Deanery GP Trainer. After completing additional training in cardiology, I became the clinical lead for the Manchester Primary Care Cardiology Service. I worked as a cardiology practitioner at St Helens & Knowsley NHS Trust for several years. I have advised Clinical Commissioning Groups on cardiovascular strategy, as well as writing Cardiac Network Guidance. I am married to a very supportive and patient wife, and a proud father of two daughters and a son, as well as a grandfather.

I have been a GP in central Manchester since 1985. Before that I worked in most of the hospitals in Manchester and Salford. I gained extra cardiology experience and qualification during this time. I was involved in training GPs in cardiological problems and developed a heart failure service in central Manchester for GP patients. I have been involved with developing several NICE guidelines and Quality Standards relating to cardiological conditions. I now focus on assessing and managing patients with symptoms who have been referred by their GP.

I am a GP and GP educator in South Manchester and have worked in the Community cardiology clinic for 10 years. Before training as a GP I worked as a medical specialist in the hospital and bring this experience and knowledge to the clinic. My role in Heart Networks is to assess people referred by primary care staff, plan investigations and discuss treatments and management options. I am committed to understanding peoples unique experience and working with patients to optimise health and wellbeing. ​I live in Cheshire with my family and love the outdoors.

I was born in Causeway Bay, Hong Kong and came to the UK in my teenage years where I attended and qualified from Dundee Medical School. I initially pursued a career in hospital cardiology but transferred to General Practice for an improved work-life balance after becoming a father. I have continued to pursue my cardiology career alongside General Practice working in clinics and being involved in research. My area of interest is hypertension. I was the chief investigator in the Integrated Care Pilot Research Project, focusing on preventative cardiology. I have published a paper on community based angina clinics in the British Journal of Cardiology. Having been invited by the Baroness Marshan of Ilton, I attended a parliamentary briefing on ECG telemedicine in the House of Lords. I have been GP public health lead and have been a director in the Tameside Councils Charity Sport Trust board. Following my retirement from General Practice in 2023, I now practice as a community cardiologist. I am happily married and my hobbies include badminton (county level), bridge (county level), travel and poetry.

I'm Kathy a Cardiac Nurse Specialist here at Heart Networks. I have worked for the service around 10 years. During that time and up until the last 2 years I was also working in a Hospital in Liverpool as a Cardiac Nurse Specialist covering Coronary Care Units, general wards and Accident and Emergency looking after people with Coronary Heart Disease. Cardiology has been my interest for 30 plus years. Originally I trained in The Royal Liverpool Hospital and then attended University in Liverpool to gain further qualifications in Health Promotion, Cardiology Nursing, Electrocardiography, Cardiac Rehabilitation and Nurse Prescribing. I now work for Heart Networks part time. I enjoy patient contact enormously. I still have a keen interest in Coronary Heart Disease but also Heart rhythm disorders amongst general cardiological conditions. My hobbies include exercise, travel and spending time with my family and friends.

I have worked with Heart Networks for 3 years. I have been a qualified nurse since 1993 and spent the majority of my career within Cardiology. I have worked in primary care cardiology, secondary care and tertiary care cardiology. My roles have included heart failure nurse and arrhythmia nurse. In more recent years I have worked within GP primary care services. I have a specialist qualification in cardiology and a Masters degree in advanced health care practice. My hobbies are watching live music, I am a member of Liverpool Rock Choir and a member of a Liverpool based dragon boat club called Pool of Life.