Echocardiologist in QLD
Biography
Dr Harendra Wijesekera is a Clinical Cardiologist and Cardiac Imaging Specialist located in Hervey Bay, Queensland. Harendra is a Visiting Medical Officer at the St Andrew’s War Memorial Hospital and available in private practice at CVC CardioVascular Clinics. He is also available for consultation at the Sara Stella Medical Centre and St Stephens Private Hospital.
Harendra completed his medic Read More...
Dr Harendra Wijesekera is a Clinical Cardiologist and Cardiac Imaging Specialist located in Hervey Bay, Queensland. Harendra is a Visiting Medical Officer at the St Andrew’s War Memorial Hospital and available in private practice at CVC CardioVascular Clinics. He is also available for consultation at the Sara Stella Medical Centre and St Stephens Private Hospital.
Harendra completed his medical degree in Melbourne at the Monash University and his advanced cardiology training at Monash Heart Victoria. Following this, he completed an Imaging Fellowship at the Northern Hospital and further training in Cardiac Computed Tomography (CTA) at The Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore, USA.
Dr Wijesekera consults across all forms of cardiovascular disease and has a special interest in chest pain, valvular heart disease, and heart failure.
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