Professor Mark Gallagher

Dr Gallagher received his medical degree with honors from the National University of Ireland in 1990, and received training in General Medicine and Cardiology in Ireland in 1990-1996. He transferred to the UK where he trained in Interventional Electrophysiology in St George's Hospital from 1996-2002. He moved to Rome where he set up the Interventional Electrophysiology service at Policlinico Universitario Tor Vergata where he worked from 2003-2006. He then returned to the UK, working in Wales in 2007-2008, then back to St George's Hospital, London as clinical lead in Electrophysiology and later as Clinical DIrector for the Cardiac and Vascular Directorate from 2011-2017. He has been a high-volume operator throughout his clinical career, particularly in the field of AF ablation and in the extraction of implanted device leads.