Ronak Rajani BM, MD, FRCP, FESC, FSCCT, FACC

Prof. Ronak Rajani is a consultant cardiologist in heart valve disease and professor of cardiovascular imaging at King's College London. He runs specialist clinics for people with mitral valve disease who are at high risk for surgical repair or replacement. He also has experience in heart failure and inherited cardiac conditions.

He is the cardiology lead for cardiac computed tomography (CT) and the non-structural heart valve clinic at Guy's and St Thomas' NHS Foundation Trust. He is also the National Institute for Health Research specialty group lead for cardiovascular services across south London and is the representative for the Royal College of Physicians and the British Cardiovascular Society for southeast London. He also sits on the clinical advisory group for specialized commissioning of heart services with NHS England.

He supervises a number of Ph.D. students and holds collaborative research grants with his colleagues at King's College London. He is a recognized key opinion leader for cardiac CT in the UK and is a regular invited speaker nationally and internationally.

He sits on the international sub-committee and abstract grading committee of the Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography and is an advisory editor for Clinical Radiology and a section editor on Cardiovascular Imaging for EuroIntervention. He sits on the European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging cardiac CT examination writing committee.

Ronak founded the Society of Cardiovascular Computed Tomography endorsed London International CT Academy and is the course director. This has since become one of the largest training academies of its kind in Europe. In 2017, he created the world's first online training course for cardiac CT with a professional medical education company based in Austria. As well as lecturing nationally and internationally on cardiac imaging, he has devised a model for clinical attachments in the UK and accepts elective medical students and postgraduate students from all over the world.