Dr Paul Rees

After qualifying and gaining membership of The Royal College of Physicians, Dr Rees undertook higher medical training in all aspects of cardiology. He performed 2 years of full time research at the world-leading Hatter Cardiovascular Institute, UCL, studying how to protect the human heart from damage caused during heart attacks, and gained his Doctorate in this field in 2011. After completing his research, Dr Paul Rees was then selected to train in interventional cardiology in high-volume UK centres. His research interests include acute coronary syndrome cardioprotection, and resuscitation. He has been asked to present research findings and clinical cases at a variety of prestigious international meetings (BCS, ACI, EuroPCR and TCT), receiving an award in the US. He has a special interest in the management of very complex stent cases, including patients where conventional cardiac surgery would be considered very high-risk

Dr Rees sees all general cardiology and general medical patients but has a special interest in the assessment of chest pain, coronary angiography, percutaneous coronary intervention with stenting, and the management of critically ill patients following cardiac arrest.