Dr Nadine Ali

Consultant Cardiologist specialising in complex cardiac devices and heart failure, at Buckinghamshire Healthcare NHS Trust.

Dr Ali trained at the University of Oxford and University of Cambridge, before her postgraduate training took her across multiple regions with broad exposure to general cardiology.

She went on to complete her CCT in general cardiology — subspecialising in heart failure and complex devices — with Health Education East Midlands, and holds a PhD from Imperial College London for her research into conduction system pacing, a novel technique with the potential to improve outcomes for patients with heart failure. She is now an Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer at Imperial College London, where she continues to supervise research.

She takes a holistic approach to heart failure care — from imaging and medication through to device implantation — building a single, coordinated treatment plan around each patient.

She was elected a Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians in 2026, and combines her research background with a consultation style built around clear explanation and unhurried, shared decision-making.

• PhD — Imperial College London (2023)
• CCT in General Cardiology, subspecialising in Heart Failure & Complex Devices — Health Education East Midlands (2023)
• EACVI Certification in Cardiovascular MRI (Level 2)
• IBHRE Certification in Cardiac Devices (2018)
• MRCP (UK) — Royal College of Physicians (2010)
• BM BCh — University of Oxford, Green College (2007)
• MA (Medical Sciences) — University of Cambridge, Emmanuel College (2004)