Geoff Clare is a cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist at Christchurch Hospital. His clinical practice encompasses a wide spectrum of ablation and cardiac device implantation procedures, as well as being the local lead for cardiac inherited arrhythmia conditions. He is serving as the current Heart Rhythm NZ chairperson.

Dr Andrew Martin is a cardiologist and cardiac electrophysiologist based in Auckland, New Zealand. He is the lead of the Heart Rhythm Service at Auckland City Hospital, with a practice focused on complex arrhythmias, catheter ablation, device therapy, and cardiac genetics.

Alice Christian is a registered genetic counsellor and team leader with Genetic Health Service New Zealand (GHSNZ), and co‑director of a small private genetic practice. As the first genetic counsellor to train in New Zealand, she has been privileged to contribute to the early introduction of cardiac genetics into clinical care. This began in the late 1990s, supporting one of the first pilot projects offering genetic testing to families affected by Long QT syndrome. For the past 14 years, Alice has worked closely with the Cardiac Inherited Disease Group (CIDG) through nurse‑ and associate‑led cardiac genetic clinics at Wellington Hospital. Working in this rapidly evolving field, she particularly values the opportunity to re‑engage with families first seen decades ago, providing updated genetic insights and management options that can be life‑saving.

Miriam is a cardiologist at Te Toka Tumai Auckland, specialising in echocardiography and involved in the Cardiac Inherited Diseases Service.