Dr Chloe Nettlefold is an electrophysiologist and general cardiologist with an interest in inherited arrhythmias.
Chloe completed medical school at the University of Tasmania in 2012. She successfully gained fellowship with the Royal Australian College of Physicians specialising in Cardiology working across the major tertiary hospitals of Western Australia. Chloe completed her two year subspecialty training in electrophysiology and devices at Toronto General Hospital (Canada). Over the course of her training, Chloe has gained extensive experience in complex inpatient and outpatient arrhythmia and device management, as well as inherited arrhythmias/genetics. Procedurally, Chloe performs device implantation and diagnostic testing and therapeutic ablations for conduction disease, SVTs, flutter and atrial fibrillation.
Chloe’s research interests include innovation in mapping and signal analysis. She has presented internationally collaborative research at Heart Rhythm Society’s annual scientific meeting, and is an active member of the GLOWE leadership program for women in electrophysiology. Chloe also has an interest in junior doctor education and is an advocate for women in medicine.