Dr Jaymin Shah

Dr Shah qualified from St George's Hospital Medical School in 1996. He completed his training in cardiology in Northwest London in 2011, when he took up a role as a locum Consultant at Harefield Hospital and has been working as a substantive Consultant Cardiologist since 2012 in the London Northwest University Hospitals NHS Trust. In his training time he has completed an MD from University College London in the field of cardiomyopathy and is extensively published. He has also spent time in Harvard University and Brigham and Women's Hospital in America. In 2013 he completed his specialist post graduate exam to be a Certified Cardiac Devices Specialist (USA). He was proud to be elected as Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians (FRCP) in 2016. Dr Shah's clinical practice covers all aspects of general cardiology including cardiac health screening, angina, arrhythmia, hypertension, hyperlipidaemia, syncope and structural heart disease. He possesses a high level of expertise in symptoms such as chest pain, palpitations, shortness of breath, dizzy spells and blackouts, amongst many others. Dr Shah is an interventional cardiologist with skills that cover the full spectrum of complexity for treating coronary artery disease invasively. In addition, he is a skilled operator for pacemaker implantation and cardiac rhythm management. He can implant pacemakers to treat slow heart beats, devices that can treat and deliver lifesaving shocks (defibrillators) to the heart to prevent sudden cardiac death and pacemakers that can improve the function of the heart in selected patients with heart failure (bi-ventricular pacemakers) including the emerging techniques of conduction system pacemakers. Dr Shah is the lead for the pacing and heart failure services at Northwick Park Hospital. He has provided clinical leadership in the development of the pacing and the Cardiology Virtual Ward programs in his NHS work. Dr Shah works with Northwest London primary and secondary care teams to improve treatment of patients who are at risk of or have already had a cardiac event (primary and secondary prevention treatments) which includes the treatment of raised cholesterol, raised blood pressure, diabetes, and heart failure. Dr Shah is kind, empathic and able to provide holistic care to his patients. He uses state of the art diagnostics (such as 12-lead Electrocardiography (ECG), cardiac ultrasound echocardiography), ECG monitoring (24 hour up to 7 day), cardiac CT and MRI imaging) and clinical expertise to provide accurate diagnoses and set out an individualised treatment and management plan for his patients. Dr Shah enjoys spending quality time with his family and when time allows, he enjoys cricket, badminton, cinema and travelling.