BSc (Hons), MBBS, MD, FESC, FRCP
Specialises in
Virtual consultations:
I am the clinical lead for heart failure, cardiomyopathies, and heart failure devices (biventricular pacemakers and defibrillators) at the University Hospital of Wales. I have received several National NHS awards for service delivery to the highest standards, commitment to patient care and innovative value-based practices.
I've implanted over 3,000 heart failure devices and am a European Society of Cardiology proctor for these procedures. I lead an active research group and serve as the UK Chief investigator of several International clinical trials. I was also appointed as a National Institute of Social Care and Health Research (NISCHR) fellow in 2011. I hold an honorary chair at Cardiff University.
I have published more than 100 high impact medical papers and contributed to several chapters in medical textbooks.
I'm currently approved by the Football Association for cardiac screening of elite athletes.
Some of the principal treatments carried out by Professor Zaheer Yousef at Spire include:
Cardiology
Other treatments
BSc (First Class) / London / 1987
Immunology, University of London
MB BS / London / 1992
Guys Hospital
MRCP / London / 1996
Royal College of Physicians
MD / London / 2004
University of London
Royal College of Physicians (RCP)
British Cardiovascular Society (BCS)
Welsh Cardiovascular Society (WCVS)
European Society of Cardiology (ESC)
Consultant cardiologist: University Hospital of Wales & University Hospital Llandough
Cardiologist (honorary): Cardiff City Football Club
Professor (honorary): Cardiff University
Professor (honorary): Cardiff Metropolitan University
Professor (honorary): University of East Anglia
I am involved with several charities. I chair the Heart Research Wales charity which aims to promote education and research in Wales. With my African background (born in Tanzania and early schooling in Zambia), I annually undertake missions to Africa to help develop heart failure and pacing facilities in poorer countries (Sierra Leone, Sudan, Kenya, Libya, Ethiopia). Through Cardiff University and the Pan African Society of Cardiology, I run the first post-graduate course in heart failure for Africa (Africa-HF). I am a devoted father to my two children, and sadly, sporting activities these days are restricted to spectatorship and serving as a cardiologist for local football and rugby clubs. I look forward to spending weekends away and walking around Welsh mountains with my partner.
Telephone | 0292 073 6011 |
Private secretary | Sam Harris |
Private secretary telephone | 07900 886 026 |
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