“Throughout my career, I have dedicated myself to cardiology, garnering a breadth of experience and knowledge in this field. My approach centres on patient well-being, combining the latest medical advancements and, in particular, noninvasive imaging techniques with genuine care to achieve the best outcomes for those I have the privilege to treat. Understanding each patient's unique circumstances is crucial to me, and I am committed to crafting tailored treatment plans that resonate with their needs.”
Dr Gosia Wamil is an Oxford-trained, internationally recognised consultant cardiologist and Assistant Professor of Medicine at Mayo Clinic. Her clinical specialities are heart failure and the precise application of noninvasive cardiac imaging techniques, including cardiovascular MRI, cardiac CT and advanced echocardiography (trans-oesophageal echocardiography, 3D echocardiography and stress echo).
Dr Wamil's extensive expertise has been honed through years of dedicated practice and specialised training, with patients frequently asking her for a second opinion. She is known for her cardiac MRI, CT and advanced echocardiography expertise and can often combine them in transformational ways to treat complex cardiovascular cases.
Dr Wamil pursued comprehensive cardiology training at the Oxford University Hospitals between 2008 and 2017. This rigorous program encompassed fellowships in cardiovascular medicine, advanced cardiac imaging, heart failure and inherited cardiomyopathies. During this period, Dr Wamil earned internationally recognised accreditations in echocardiography, cardiac CT and cardiac magnetic resonance, showcasing her commitment to excellence.
She has received multiple awards for her academic excellence, including fellowships and grants from esteemed organisations, such as the British Heart Foundation, the European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging and the European Society of Cardiology. Actively participating in the European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging, Dr Wamil is involved in organising international teaching courses and setting standards for operating cardiac imaging departments across Europe.
Apart from her clinical career, Dr Wamil is also a clinician scientist with research experience spanning from molecular biology and drug development projects to large-scale clinical trials. She completed the British Heart Foundation (BHF) MSc-PhD program in cardiovascular science at the University of Edinburgh, followed by a postdoctoral BHF Centre of Research Excellence fellowship in cardiac imaging at the University of Oxford. Her research interests include cardiovascular complications of diabetes, mechanisms of heart failure (HF) development in people with diabetes, using a variety of methodologies such as randomised controlled trials, AI and digital health technologies.