Dr Alan Cameron is an Honorary Clinical Lecturer in Stroke Medicine at the University of Glasgow. His research aims to improve stroke prevention through innovative approaches, with a focus on using precision medicine approaches to improve detection and management of atrial fibrillation (AF).
He contributes to international stroke guidelines; is a Fellow of the European Stroke Organisation; and a member of the AF Screen International Collaboration. He regularly delivers oral presentations at international/national stroke conferences, including European Stroke Organisation Conferences where he has been awarded a Commendation and Young Investigator Award.
Alan graduated from the University of Glasgow in 2010 and achieved an Intercalated BSc in Cardiovascular Medicine with First Class Honours in 2008. He completed early academic training as part of the Glasgow Academic Training Environment (GATE) from 2010 to 2014, and a Postgraduate Certificate in Health Professions Education (Merit) at the University of Glasgow from 2014-15.
He was awarded a PhD from the BHF Centre of Research Excellence at the University of Glasgow School of Cardiovascular and Metabolic Health in 2019. Since being awarded his PhD, Alan has worked tirelessly to develop a novel and innovative research programme that aims to improve prevention of AF-related stroke.
