Ian Britton

Dr. Ian Britton is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Medicine at Queen's University, affiliated with the Division of Cardiology. He holds cross/joint appointments at the Translational Institute of Medicine (TIME). His clinical expertise focuses on Interventional Cardiology, with a specialization in intracoronary imaging and optimization of coronary interventions. He also contributes to cardiac critical care and structural heart disease evaluation through echocardiography. Beyond clinical work, medical education is a core non-clinical focus.

Education:

• Bachelor of Mechanical Engineering, Queen's University (2001-2005)
• Master of Applied Sciences in Mechanical & Aerospace Engineering, Ottawa-Carleton Institute (2008)
• Medical Degree, Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland (2012)

Training & Fellowships:

• Postgraduate Training in Internal Medicine & Adult Cardiology, University of Toronto (2012–2018)
• Fellowship in Advanced Echocardiography, University Health Network, Toronto (2018)
• Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology, University of Calgary (2019–2021)

Recognition:

• Teaching Award during interventional cardiology fellowship (University of Calgary)

Key Contributions: Active in medical education, particularly in cardiology training programs. Engaged in translational research through TIME, bridging clinical and basic science innovations.