Your Heart
Deserves Best Care
Dr Gosia Wamil, MD MSc PhD FESC FRCP is a Consultant Cardiologist with expertise in the management of heart failure, hypertension, inherited cardiomyopathies and heart valve disease. She has a special interest in managing heart disease in women and offers carefully tailored cardiac screening. Dr Wamil centres her practice around holistic, individualised patient care.
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20+
Years of Excellence in cardiology
15k+
Patients Treated
99%
correct diagnosis
46+
Published Papers
The Four pillars we stand to
Precision Diagnosis
Advanced imaging and data-driven diagnostics tailored to your unique cardiac profile.
Patient Safety First
Every decision is grounded in evidence and filtered through the lens of patient safety.
Award-Winning Care
Recognised nationally for research in cardiometabolic medicine.
Research-Led Practice
Active clinical research ensures patients access the most advanced therapies available.
London · Oxford
Where technology meets
human touch.
Dr Wamil sees patients across London and Oxford, with access to the latest non-invasive cardiac imaging and diagnostic technology — from advanced echocardiography and CT coronary angiography to cardiac MRI.
But technology is only a tool. What truly defines this practice is the commitment to listening, understanding, and tailoring every care plan to the individual — combining precision diagnostics with holistic, patient-centred care.
Explore ServicesSpecialised care across
the cardiac spectrum.
Heart Failure
Advanced diagnosis and personalised management to improve quality of life and longevity.
Cardiomyopathy
Precise identification and tailored care for diseases of the heart muscle.
Cardiac MRI
Detailed structural and tissue imaging for accurate, evidence-based decisions.
Cardiac Screening
Preventive assessments that catch risk before symptoms appear.
Palpitations
Investigation and management of irregular heart rhythms and awareness.
Chest Pain
Rapid, thorough evaluation to identify and address the underlying cause.
