Dr Nikhil Joshi

Dr Nikhil Joshi is a distinguished consultant cardiologist based in Bristol, practising at One Heart Clinic Bristol. He specialises in the treatment of coronary heart disease, offering expert care in coronary angiography, coronary angioplasty, and coronary CT. He is also highly experienced in complex structural heart interventions, including TAVI (transcatheter aortic valve implantation) and aortic valve replacement, both conventional and minimally invasive. His practice is supported by modern diagnostic tools such as ambulatory ECG and blood pressure monitoring, allowing him to deliver a comprehensive and evidence-based approach to patient care.

Dr Joshi completed his primary cardiology training and a highly successful PhD in Edinburgh, focusing on vulnerable coronary plaques. He went on to undertake the prestigious BCIS Interventional Fellowship in Vancouver Island, Canada, refining his expertise in complex coronary intervention and transcatheter valve therapies. Alongside his clinical role, he is an Honorary Senior Lecturer at the University of Bristol and a recipient of the competitive Medical Research Council Clinical Academic Research Partnership Award for pioneering work applying artificial intelligence to cardiovascular outcomes.

Dr Joshi has earned national and international recognition for his research, receiving awards such as the Josephine Lansdell Award and multiple Young Investigator finalist honours in Europe and the United States. His contributions to cardiovascular science led to his research team being invited to Buckingham Palace for the Queen’s Anniversary Prize for Research and Higher Education. He is an active member of leading professional societies including the British Cardiovascular Intervention Society, the European Association of Percutaneous Cardiovascular Interventions and the American College of Cardiology. Known for his compassionate and collaborative approach, Dr Joshi is dedicated to empowering patients with clear, evidence-based information so they can make informed decisions about their treatment.