Dr Paratz is an academic cardiologist from St Vincent’s Institute of Medical Research. She completed her PhD in 2023 in the field of cardiac arrest and undertook a cardiac imaging fellowship in 2023. Her research interests include cardiac arrest, big data and aviation cardiology.

Dr Michael Lim is a cardiac electrophysiology and pacing fellow at the Royal Melbourne Hospital. He is currently completing a PhD through the University of Melbourne under the supervision of Professor Jon Kalman and Professor Peter Kistler exploring mechanisms of atrial arrhythmias.

Bradley Pitman is an allied health professional and clinical researcher, with a keen interest in Heart Rhythm disorders which was the focus of his PhD completed at the University of Adelaide. Bradley currently works as a Cardiac Physiologist in South Australian hospitals and regularly visits Alice Springs hospital to support various cardiac services in Central Australia, including echocardiography and care of patients with cardiac implanted electronic devices.

Dr Anugrah Nair is the youngest cardiologist to join the program at Canberra Heart Rhythm. He is deeply dedicated to electrophysiology, and his passion for research has steered him towards this program. Notably, during his cardiology training in India, he was awarded the Heart Failure Association of India's Best Dissertation Award in 2022 for his outstanding research work. An astute clinician with exceptional empathy and a beaming smile, combined with a sharp intellect and quick wit, truly sets him apart. Dr. Nair's proficiency in accurate diagnosis and the development of effective treatment plans extends beyond the confines of the hospital. With a natural gift for public speaking and a fervour for teaching, he aims to impart his knowledge, particularly in electrophysiology, to aspiring students as he advances in his career as an electrophysiologist.

Natasha is a cardiac scientist at Canberra Heart Rhythm with an interest in heart failure, mid range cardiomyopathy and cardiac rhythm management

Dr. Rakesh Agarwal is Cardiac Electrophysiology and Pacing Fellow at the Lyell McEwin Hospital in South Australia. He is also undertaking his PhD with the University of Adelaide looking into the mechanistic links between atrial fibrillation and cognitive decline.

Jeremy William is a Cardiac Electrophysiology Fellow and PhD candidate at the Alfred Hospital and Monash University in Melbourne. His PhD research focuses on management strategies in patients with unexplained syncope and cardiac arrest.

Lori Bell is a Cardiac Scientist at Canberra Heart Rhythm with a particular interest in cardiac arrhythmias and electrophysiology.

Dr Paolo D'Ambrosio is a cardiac electrophysiology fellow at The Royal Melbourne Hospital & St Vincent's Institute undertaking a PhD on arrhythmias in elite endurance athletes under the supervision of Prof Jonathan Kalman, Prof Andre La Gerche & Prof Peter Kistler. He completed cardiac advanced training at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney before continuing as a cardiac electrophysiology fellow at RPA for 3 years. His research is funded by grants from the NHMRC, Heart Foundation & RACP.

I am a general medicine advanced trainee currently undertaking final year of training and hoping to get into cardiology advanced training as a part of dual program. My research encompassed interventional cardiology as well as rhythm management in the past. I am interested in general cardiology.

I am a current resident medical officer affiliated with Blacktown Hospital. I am also affiliated with Western Sydney University as an educator and HETI as an executive on the JMO forum. My current cardiovascular areas of interests are broad, including cardiac imaging, preventative medicine and arrhythmia management.

Scott Eaves is a current cardiology advanced trainee at the Royal Hobart Hospital with an interest in electrophysiology.

Professor Weerasooriya is a UWA graduate (MBBS, BMedSci (hons) 1988-1994) who completed physician and cardiology advanced training at Royal Perth Hospital. Rukshen completed an overseas fellowship from 2001-2003 in Hopital Cardiologique du Haut Leveque in Bordeaux, France. He is based fulltime at Hollywood Private Hospital in Nedlands where he leads the cardiovascular craft group. Rukshen is a Clinical Professor of Medicine at UWA and is involved in undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and mentorship. He also maintains a position as visiting scientist at the LIRYC Institute of advanced cardiac arrhythmia mapping in Bordeaux. Rukshen is involved in clinical research primarily relating to catheter ablation of atrial fibrillation. The UWA Weerasooriya Family Medical Scholarship was established in 2020 to encourage and support students in challenging circumstances to study medicine or biomedical sciences at UWA.