Previous members of Wessex Cardiology LLP who have resigned in 2019:
Professor Huon Gray
Huon retired from all clinical practice at the end of March 2019 and Wessex Cardiology which him all the best in his retirement. Huon was one of the founding partners of Wessex Cardiology. He qualified from St Thomas’ Hospital, London in 1977 and was appointed consultant adult and interventional cardiologist to Southampton University Hospital in 1989. He was President of the British Cardiac Society [2003-5], helped lead a national project which changed the treatment of major heart attacks (2006-8), was advisor to the National Institute for Health & Care Excellence (NICE) [2007-13]. He chaired the International Council of the American College of Cardiology (2008-13) and sat on the ACC’s Board of Trustees (2012-16).
He held honorary professorships at Queen Mary’s University, and University College, London and has published widely on various aspects of cardiology and health service delivery. He was National Clinical Director for Heart Disease in the Department of Health (2011-12) and has held the same position in NHS England until his retirement in 2019.
Huon retired from all clinical practice at the end of March 2019 and Wessex Cardiology which him all the best in his retirement. Huon was one of the founding partners of Wessex Cardiology. He qualified from St Thomas’ Hospital, London in 1977 and was appointed consultant adult and interventional cardiologist to Southampton University Hospital in 1989. He was President of the British Cardiac Society [2003-5], helped lead a national project which changed the treatment of major heart attacks (2006-8), was advisor to the National Institute for Health & Care Excellence (NICE) [2007-13]. He chaired the International Council of the American College of Cardiology (2008-13) and sat on the ACC’s Board of Trustees (2012-16).
He held honorary professorships at Queen Mary’s University, and University College, London and has published widely on various aspects of cardiology and health service delivery. He was National Clinical Director for Heart Disease in the Department of Health (2011-12) and has held the same position in NHS England until his retirement in 2019.
Dr Dhrubo Rakhit
Dr Rakhit chose to stop working for Wessex Cardiology as a parter on 31 July 2019. He will continue to do his sports screening work via a separate private company.
Dr Rakhit chose to stop working for Wessex Cardiology as a parter on 31 July 2019. He will continue to do his sports screening work via a separate private company.
Dr Benoy Shah
Dr Shah chose to stop working for Wessex Cardiology as a parter on 31 July 2019.
Dr Shah chose to stop working for Wessex Cardiology as a parter on 31 July 2019.