Dr William E. Moody BMedSc (Hons) MBChB (Hons) MRCP PhD FACC

Dr William E. Moody

Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences
Honorary Senior Lecturer
Consultant Cardiologist – Imaging and Inherited Cardiovascular Conditions

Contact details

Telephone
+44 (0)121 371 4456
Email
w.e.moody@bham.ac.uk
Address
University of Birmingham
Edgbaston
Birmingham
B15 2TT
UK

Dr Moody is Honorary Senior Clinical Lecturer within the Institute of Cardiovascular Sciences. His research parallels closely with his clinical interests; he is working on using novel imaging techniques to better inform the management of patients with inherited cardiomyopathies, cardiac amyloidosis and sarcoidosis. He is also examining the role of non-invasive imaging to stratify risk among patients with end stage liver and end stage renal disease. Dr Moody is the Director of Cardiac Magnetic Resonance, Clinical Lead for the Midlands Amyloidosis Service at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham.  He plays an integral role in the structural interventional mitral and tricuspid program at Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham. He was enrolled on the inaugural British Cardiac Society Early Leaders Program and is now an elected member of the British Cardiac Society Guidelines and Practice Committee.

Dr Moody has published well over 100 articles to date, with many in high impact journals such as the Journal of the American College of Cardiology and he is frequently an invited speaker at national and international meetings.

Qualifications

  • BMedSc 1st Class (Cardiovascular Sciences), University of Birmingham, 2002
  • MBChB with Honours, University of Birmingham, 2005
  • MRCP (UK), Royal College of Physicians, London, 2008
  • PhD (Cardiovascular Sciences), University of Birmingham,   2015
  • FACC, American College of Cardiology, 2022

Biography

Will Moody is a Consultant Cardiologist at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham, UK. He is trained and accredited in multi-modality imaging (TOE, CMR, Nuclear) working within the Inherited Cardiac Conditions Unit and is the lead Cardiologist for the Midlands Amyloidosis Service. In 2019, he undertook a post CCT fellowship in Inherited Cardiac Conditions at the Royal Brompton Hospital, London, UK and in 2015, he was awarded a Joint ACC/BCS Imaging Preceptorship at Cedars-Sinai. After being awarded a BMedSc with First Class Honours, Dr Moody qualified with Honours in Medicine at the University of Birmingham in 2005. He was subsequently awarded a BHF Clinical Research Fellowship and completed his PhD in CMR in Birmingham on “The Effects of a Reduction in Renal function on Cardiovascular Structure and Function”. His research won the Top Original Clinical Science Paper published in Hypertension after he was shortlisted as a YIA Finalist at ACC 2015. More recently, he completed the inaugural British Cardiovascular Society Emerging Leaders 2019-2020 Programme when he focused efforts on developing a UK amyloidosis network in conjunction with the National Amyloidosis Centre.

Teaching

Clinical cardiology teaching module – invited lecturer

Weekly teaching to Year 4 Cardiology rotation MBChB

Postgraduate supervision

Open to postgraduate supervision.

Expert examiner to a number of internal and external PhD fellows.

Research

BCRG (Birmingham Cardio-Renal Group)

Other activities

  • British Cardiovascular Society Guidelines and Practice Committee, 2022 - current
  • British Cardiovascular Society Emerging Leaders Program, 2019
  • Young Investigator Finalist, European Association of Nuclear Medicine, 2018
  • Winner of Top Original Clinical Science Paper published in Hypertension, 2016
  • Sankey Research Prize Finalist, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham, Birmingham, UK. 2015
  • Young Investigator Award Finalist at American College Of Cardiology Scientific Sessions, 2015
  • Joint British Cardiovascular Society and American College of Cardiology Multi‐modality Imaging Preceptorship, Cedars-Sinai Medical Center, Los Angeles, US 2014.
  • Joint Winner of Best Oral Abstract at British Nuclear Cardiology Society Annual General Meeting 2014
  • US Academic Collaboration Travel Award, University of Birmingham, 2013
  • Winner of Young Investigator Award, British Nuclear Cardiology Society, 2013.
  • British Heart Foundation Reflections in Research, One of 3 winning entries published in THE TIMES, 2011.
  • British Heart Foundation Clinical Research Training Fellowship, University of Birmingham, 2010.
  • Wellcome Trust Director’s Award Pump--‐prime funding for Clinical Research Fellowship, University of Birmingham, 2007
  • West Midlands Physicians’ Association Meeting Owen Wade Prize Finalist, 2004.
  • Medical and Dental Students’ Trust Elective Award, University of Birmingham, 2001.
  • Arthur Thomson Trust Award for excellent overall Performance in the pre-clinical, University of Birmingham, 2001.

Publications