Dr Joseph De BonoCardiology in Birmingham
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Professional statement
Dr Joseph De Bono is a highly experienced consultant cardiologist who privately practises at The Harborne Hospital in Birmingham.
Dr De Bono completed extensive training from prestigious institutions such as Cambridge and Oxford Universities. He completed his cardiology training in Norwich and Cambridge, specialising in the cardiovascular effects of exercise, which led to his PhD research. His innovative work in the field earned him the distinguished British Heart Rhythm Society Young Investigator Award.
Dr De Bono has also held academic positions, including lecturing at St Hugh's College, Oxford, and advanced his expertise in electrophysiology through further training and a fellowship at the Heart Hospital in London.
In addition to his clinical expertise, Dr De Bono has held significant roles within professional cardiology organisations. In 2018, he was elected to the council of the British Heart Rhythm Society and has served as an examiner for the society. He has also contributed to the British Cardiac Society as a member of its program committee, underlining his commitment to advancing cardiac care and research.
Dr De Bono completed extensive training from prestigious institutions such as Cambridge and Oxford Universities. He completed his cardiology training in Norwich and Cambridge, specialising in the cardiovascular effects of exercise, which led to his PhD research. His innovative work in the field earned him the distinguished British Heart Rhythm Society Young Investigator Award.
Dr De Bono has also held academic positions, including lecturing at St Hugh's College, Oxford, and advanced his expertise in electrophysiology through further training and a fellowship at the Heart Hospital in London.
In addition to his clinical expertise, Dr De Bono has held significant roles within professional cardiology organisations. In 2018, he was elected to the council of the British Heart Rhythm Society and has served as an examiner for the society. He has also contributed to the British Cardiac Society as a member of its program committee, underlining his commitment to advancing cardiac care and research.