Dr Anthony Li

Dr. Anthony Li is a Consultant Cardiologist and Cardiac Electrophysiologist, specialising in the treatment of all heart rhythm problems, with a particular focus on ventricular arrhythmias, including ectopic beats and ventricular tachycardia.

Dr Li graduated from St. George's University of London with multiple distinctions and awards in 2004. His general Cardiology training took place in the South West London rotation.during which he undertook 3 years study for a post doctoral degree in the management of life threatening heart rhythms. He has undertaken over 5 years of dedicated training to become a heart rhythm specialist in London, at St. George's Hospital and Kings College Hospitals. He also trained at the prestigious Cardiac Arrhythmia Centre in Los Angeles California, learning new techniques which he has brought back to the UK. He is experienced in all aspects of heart rhythm management and has performed over 1000 catheter ablations and over 1000 implantable devices such as pacemakers and defibrillators.

He has extensive experience in general cardiology and electrophysiology, having undergone training in both the UK and US covering all aspects of heart rhythm management, from medical therapy to ablation and device implantation. During a fellowship at the prestigious UCLA Cardiac Arrhythmia Centre in California, Dr. Li acquired advanced techniques for ablation not widely offered in the UK. He maintains NHS practices at St George's Hospital, a prominent cardiac referral centre for South London and Surrey, and conducts clinics at Queen Mary's Hospital.

Dr. Li is actively engaged in research in his field and frequently presents his work internationally. He is a valued member of the team responsible for publishing the renowned Journal of the American College of Cardiology for Electrophysiology (JACC EP) as a scholar in residence.

A dedicated patient advocate, Dr. Li contributes regularly to 'Heart Matters,' the British Heart Foundation magazine, as part of their 'Ask the Expert' section, offering valuable insights to patients. Additionally, he plays a role in reviewing patient content for the British Heart Foundation, including leaflets, animations, and illustrations.