Dr Muram El-Nayir is a cardiology registrar in higher specialty training in Oxford, with a subspecialty interest in arrhythmia and complex cardiac devices. She holds national and regional leadership roles, including resident doctor representative on the British Cardiovascular Society (BCS) Programme Committee, involved in organising the annual BCS Conference, and is BCS Women in Cardiology representative for Oxford and Thames Valley. She chairs the Oxford and Thames Valley Resident Physician Committee and represents higher medicine on the Training Advisory Committee. She is involved in teaching medical students at the University of Oxford, is an Advanced Life Support instructor and course medical director, and has chaired educational sessions at national cardiology meetings including the BCS Conference and the Royal College of Physicians. Muram is completing a Doctor of Medicine degree at the University of Oxford, investigating the long-term prevention of heart failure.