Amelia is a Basic Physician Trainee at the Royal Melbourne Hospital with an interest in cardiology.

Dr Ananya Sangla is currently an un-accredited cardiology registrar at Townsville University Hospital. She studied medicine at Monash University and has passed her basic physician training exams. She has a passion for cardiology and is keen to pursue a career in cardiology.

Mark has worked for Queensland Health for the past 18 years in the cardiac investigation’s unit at Logan Hospital. His role has evolved over the years and currently includes delivery of electrocardiogram education throughout the hospital. Mark holds a medical science doctorate in cardiac stress testing and continues to produce research in this area. He regularly provides teaching as a guest lecturer with Griffith University in the area of clinical exercise testing. His area of interest is exercise testing and the body’s response to exercise, with a keen interest in the electrocardiogram as well. He is a current fellow of the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand.

Ben Cailes is a Cardiologist and PhD fellow through the Austin Hospital in Melbourne and the University of Melbourne. He is a current recipient of both National Health and Medical Research Council (NHMRC) and National Heart Foundation (NHF) post-graduate scholarships. He has previously received the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (RACP) Trainee Research Award for Excellence in 2019 and was runner-up in the CSANZ Imaging Prize in 2023 as well as the American Heart Association (AHA) Melvin Judkin’s Prize Early Career Clinical Investigator Award. Ben’s PhD is exploring cirrhotic cardiomyopathy in patients with end-stage liver failure, with a focus on improving the diagnostic criteria for this poorly-defined condition and assessing novel non-invasive investigations that can be used to minimise cardiac perioperative risk in this vulnerable patient group.

Dr Rajesh Pathy completed his Cardiology training with the Northern Adelaide Local Health Network, based in South Australia. He now embarks on a PhD in Cardio-Oncology, focusing on impact to atherosclerosis.

Armand Gumera is a medical student at the University of Melbourne, currently in his third year of the Doctor of Medicine program. He has a clinical background in nursing and is developing a keen interest in the management of cardiovascular pathologies. Armand is committed to enhancing his clinical skills and knowledge, with a particular passion for translational medicine.

Dr. Martin Day is an aspiring cardiologist who has completed both the Written and Clinical RACP Examinations. They are dedicated to a career of life-long learning. Currently employed at Liverpool Hospital as an Unaccredited Cardiology Trainee. They are seeking to engage in opportunities where they can positively contribute to the community and build long-term relationships with colleagues and patients alike. Dr. Martin Day is particularly interested in the challenges that a career specializing in Cardiology, managing acute and chronic medical illness, will offer. Over the last twelve months, they had the opportunity to enjoy locum work and travel, broadening my clinical experience. They are excited to enter the next phase of their career.

Dr Sneha Mishra is a paediatric registrar at the Children's Hospital at Westmead. She graduated from University of Western Australia and underwent internship and residency at Blacktown Hospital NSW. She has a deep interest in paediatric and congenital cardiology which is reflected in her current research area of interest, collaborating closely and under guidance of senior clinicians with expertise in this area.