Professor Riyaz Patel

• 24 years of experience
• Consultant cardiologist, OneWelbeck (present)
• Consultant cardiologist, Barts Health NHS Trust (2015 - present)
• Consultant cardiologist, University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust (2013 - present)

• Kanangara Memorial Prize, Competitive essay prize on small cell lung cancer epidemiology (1998)
• Mark Casewell Memorial Prize, Best poster presentation on infectious disease (1999)
• Winner, Best poster presentation prize, American College of Cardiology, Georgia Chapter (2008) 
• Doris Duke Charitable Foundation Award, The Broad Institute, Harvard University, USA (2008)
• Runner up, Best poster presentation, American College of Cardiology, Georgia Chapter (2009) 
• Functional Genomics and Translational Biology Award, American Heart Association (2010) 
• National Institute of Health Research Clinical Lectureship (2012) 
• British Heart Foundation Clinical Intermediate Research Fellowship (2015)
• Bart’s Heart Heroes Nomination, For work on CVD prevention (2016)
• Clinical Excellence Award Level 3, Bart’s Health NHS Trust (2019)
• National Clinical Impact Award Level 1, Dept of Health (2022)

Professor Riyaz Patel is a highly respected consultant cardiologist based in London. He is widely renowned for his expertise in family history of heart deseases, preventive cardiology and cardiac screening and also specialises in cholesterol management, lipid disorders and heart check up.
Professor Patel qualified in medicine with distinction from King’s College London in 2001, having previously been awarded a first class honours degree in psychology from University College London. After undergoing further clinical training in London and attaining membership of the Royal College of Physicians, he began a specialist cardiology research fellowship based at Emory University, Atlanta, USA. After returning to the UK, he completed his medical doctorate at Cardiff University in 2012 and was appointed as a consultant cardiologist at University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust the following year.