Dr Rachel Carnall

Dr Rachel Carnall is a dedicated Consultant Paediatric Cardiologist and Paediatrician who provides expert, compassionate care for infants, children, and young people. Focusing on the diagnosis and long-term management of cardiac conditions in young patients, she delivers comprehensive medical assessments tailored to each child's unique physical and emotional development. Her professional approach ensures that families receive clear guidance, reassuring support, and thorough clinical care throughout every stage of diagnosis, treatment, and follow-up.

Specialising in paediatric heart health, Dr Carnall has extensive expertise in assessing and managing congenital heart disease, paediatric heart failure, and complex cardiothoracic disorders. Her clinical focus encompasses both inpatient hospital management and specialised outpatient consultations, providing vital monitoring before and after surgical procedures or cardiac transplantation. She conducts essential diagnostic evaluations, including echocardiograms and electrocardiograms, ensuring timely detection, detailed interpretation, and individualised treatment planning.

As a fully qualified medical practitioner registered with the General Medical Council, Dr Carnall completed her primary medical degree before undertaking rigorous higher specialist training in Paediatrics and Paediatric Cardiology. She maintains high standards of clinical excellence through active engagement in ongoing medical education, multidisciplinary case discussions, and clinical training, ensuring her practice reflects current evidence-based guidelines in child healthcare.

Dr Carnall is deeply committed to delivering family-centred care that prioritises patient reassurance and open communication. Recognising that medical diagnoses can be overwhelming for families, she takes time to explain complex conditions clearly, empowering parents and carers to make informed decisions regarding their child's treatment. Through continuous monitoring and compassionate guidance, Dr Carnall supports young patients as they grow, striving to optimise their long-term health and wellbeing.