Domingo Casamian-Sorrosal.

After qualifying from the University of Zaragoza in Spain, Domingo completed an internship at the Animal Medical Centre (Manchester) and worked in two large hospitals within the UK where he obtained the RCVS Certificates in Small Animal Medicine and Veterinary Cardiology. He then joined the University of Bristol as a resident in 2006 where he undertook two specialist-training programs in Small Animal Internal Medicine first and Veterinary Cardiology afterwards which led him to become a double diplomate and specialist in Small Animal Internal Medicine (ECVIM) and Veterinary Cardiology (RCVS). He stayed at the University of Bristol Small Animal Hospital until 2016 as a clinician and later as the head of the cardiology service. After 18-months working at Dick White Referrals, he joined Southfields Veterinary Specialists as Head of Cardiology and Cardiopulmonary Service in February 2018. He is also a lecturer and clinician in Cardiology and Respiratory Medicine at the Catholic University of Valencia (UCV) and is completing a part time PhD, studying the cardiovascular and arrhythmogenic effects of a protozoal organism. Domingo has published many scientific papers and has written book chapters in both Cardiology and Respiratory Medicine. He has also spoken widely at national and international conferences. Domingo´s main areas of interest include arrhythmias, cardiovascular interventions and the interaction between cardiology and respiratory conditions.