Professor Gerald Carr-White

Professor Carr-White is a consultant cardiologist with additional training in general medicine, holding specialist qualifications in both cardiology and general internal medicine. His expertise spans general cardiology, preventative cardiology, heart failure, inherited cardiac diseases, and valvular heart disease. He sees private patients at The Cardiac Clinic at London Bridge Hospital, part of HCA Healthcare UK, where a comprehensive, one-stop approach allows for cardiac tests to be conducted alongside consultations.

For 14 years, he served as the clinical lead for heart failure and inherited cardiac diseases at Guy's and St Thomas' Hospitals. Currently, he is the deputy medical director for cardiovascular, respiratory, and critical care services, working to merge operations across Guy’s and St Thomas’, Royal Brompton, and Harefield hospitals. He is actively involved in national cardiology leadership, serving on both the national clinical leads group and the cardiology clinical reference group, where he contributes to the development of guidelines and service specifications for NHS England.

Professor Carr-White is also the vice president of Cardiomyopathy UK and the secretary of the British Inherited Cardiovascular Diseases Society. He serves as the network clinical lead for King’s Health Partners and as the clinical director for the NHS England South London Cardiac Network, overseeing patient pathways for a population of 8 million.

In addition to his clinical practice, Professor Carr-White is a Professor at King's College London and lectures internationally. He has authored over 150 peer-reviewed articles on heart failure, inherited cardiac diseases, AI, cardiac imaging, and valve disease, securing more than £7 million in research funding. With a holistic approach to patient care, Professor Carr-White is a strong advocate for proactive prevention in cardiovascular health.