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Dr Charles J McKenna

Specialization: Cardiology & Cardiovascular Surgery

Bachelor of Medicine & Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS)
37 years experience overall
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City : Reading
State : England
Country : United Kingdom

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Dr. Charles J. McKenna is a Consultant Cardiologist with extensive experience in adult cardiology, including interventional procedures. He began his medical studies at the University of Edinburgh in 1981, achieving merits in Anatomy, Biology, Computer Science, and Physiology. He also spent an elective period at Harvard University. He completed his medical degree in 1988 and his doctoral MD thesis on dilated cardiomyopathy in 1999. Dr. McKenna has worked at prestigious institutions such as the Mayo Clinic in the USA, the John Radcliffe Hospital in Oxford, and the Royal Berkshire Hospital in Reading. He has been involved in teaching and research, holding a Senior Clinical Lectureship at the University of Oxford and serving as the Clinical Research Lead for the Cardiology Department at Royal Berkshire Hospital. He is actively engaged in clinical practice, offering consultations at Spire Dunedin Hospital in Reading.

Available Days: Tuesday, Friday, Saturday
Time: 09:00am - 05:00pm

Experience

Approximately 37 years in clinical practice.
Current Role: Consultant Cardiologist at Royal Berkshire Hospital, Reading
Previous Roles:
- Consultant Cardiologist at John Radcliffe Hospital, Oxford
- Consultant Cardiologist at Mater Hospital, Dublin
- Consultant Cardiologist at Mayo Clinic, USA
Academic Roles:
- Senior Clinical Lecturer at University of Oxford
- Clinical Tutor for Oxford medical students
- Final exam examiner for Oxford medical students
Leadership Roles:
- Clinical Research Lead for Cardiology Department at Royal Berkshire Hospital
- Clinical Tutor for Oxford medical students