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Implantable cardiac rhythm devices
Cardiovascular effects of cancer treatment
Medical education
Dr Plummer trained in Bristol and Oxford Universities and undertook his post-graduate medical education in the Northern Deanery. He works as a consultant cardiologist in the Freeman Hospital where he is clinical lead for implantable cardiac rhythm devices. His other medical and research interests include the cardiovascular effects of cancer treatments including the early detection of toxicity with biomarkers and protective strategies for adults and children. He is also heavily involved in all aspects of medical education from medical student interviews and exam setting to working as training programme director for cardiology.
Cardiothoracic
Freeman
Monday afternoon – cardiac effects of cancer treatment
Tuesday morning – new patients
Friday morning – review patients
Friday afternoon – device related problems