Dr Narbeh Melikian

About Dr Narbeh Melikian

Dr Narbeh Melikian is a renowned consultant interventional cardiologist based in London. With over 25 years of experience, Dr Melikian has honed his skills to become an expert in his field. His areas of expertise include coronary angiography, pacemaker surgery, atrial fibrillation, heart failure, heart valve problems and tachycardia. Dr Melikian qualified with an MBBS with Honours in Pathology and Pharmacology from Guy’s & St Thomas’ Hospitals Medical School in 1996. He then went on to achieve an MD qualification from the University of London in 2009 and his FRCP (UK) from the Royal College of Physicians of London in 2014. Dr Melikian currently practices privately as a part of the London Cardiac & Vascular Associates, a private cardiac clinic made up of only the most distinguished cardiac specialists in central London and surrounding areas. He also holds private clinics at OneWelbeck Heart Health, Cleveland Clinic London Hospital and the Guthrie Clinic at King’s College Hospital, all located in Central London. In addition to his private clinics, Dr Melikian has extensive experience as a consultant cardiologist in the NHS. In addition to his clinical work, Dr Melikian is a highly-respected voice in medical education. He currently serves as an honorary senior lecturer in cardiology at King’s College London School of Medicine, where he is also a clinical tutor for MBBS students. He is also a clinical advisor for the MBBS degree at King’s College, and is on the examinations committee for the degree. Dr Melikian also has an impressive background in medical research, having published numerous articles in peer-reviewed scientific journals. His research has been supported by grants from prestigious institutions such as the National Academy of Sciences, the British Heart Foundation and the British Cardiac Society. Throughout his career, Dr Melikian has received numerous clinical and academic awards recognising his outstanding work, such as the Foord Caiger Prize in Catrdiology and the Golding Bird and Treasurer’s Medals.