Rachel James

Contact

• workRoom B34 Veterinary Academic building
  Sutton Bonington Campus
  Sutton Bonington
  Leicestershire
  LE12 5RD
  UK
• work0115 951 6434
• rachel.james@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

Rachel qualified from Cambridge University in 1999 and spent 3.5 years in general practice during which time she developed a strong interest in cardiorespiratory medicine and gained her certificate in Small Animal medicine. She then joined the Cardiorespiratory service at Liverpool university in 2004 as a resident in cardiorespiratory medicine. During this time Rachel gained her certificate in Veterinary Cardiology. From October 2007 Rachel worked in private referral practice where she initiated a Cardiorespiratory referral service. In 2008 she was awarded the Royal College of Veterinary surgeons Diploma in Veterinary Cardiology. Rachel joined the University of Nottingham in August 2009 as an Associate Professor in Small Animal medicine. Her research interests include Syncope in dogs and feline cardiomyopathies. Outside work Rachel's hobbies include watersports and equestrian activties.

Recent Publications

• FONFARA, S, LOUREIRO, JF, SWIFT, S, JAMES, RA, PEREIRA, YM, LOPEZ-ALVAREZ, J, SUMMERFIELD, N and DUKES-MCEWAN, J, 2010. English Springer Spaniels With Significant Bradyarrhythmias-Presentation, Troponin I And Follow-Up After Pacemaker Implantation Journal Of Small Animal Practice. 51(3), 155-161
• RAFFAN, E, LOUREIRO, J, DUKES-MCEWAN, J, FONFARA, S, JAMES, R, SWIFT, S, BEXFIELD, N, HERRTAGE, ME and ARCHER, J, 2009. The Cardiac Biomarker Nt-Probnp Is Increased In Dogs With Azotemia Journal Of Veterinary Internal Medicine. 23(6), 1184-1189
• JAMES, R, SUMMERFIELD, N, LOUREIRO, J, SWIFT, S and DUKES-MCEWAN, J, 2008. Implantable Loop Recorders: A Viable Diagnostic Tool In Veterinary Medicine Journal Of Small Animal Practice. 49(11), 564-570
• BOSWOOD, A, DUKES-MCEWAN, J, LOUREIRO, J, JAMES, RA, MARTIN, M, STAFFORD-JOHNSON, M, SMITH, P, LITTLE, C and ATTREE, S, 2008. The Diagnostic Accuracy Of Different Natriuretic Peptides In The Investigation Of Canine Cardiac Disease Journal Of Small Animal Practice. 49(1), 26-32

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• FONFARA, S, LOUREIRO, JF, SWIFT, S, JAMES, RA, PEREIRA, YM, LOPEZ-ALVAREZ, J, SUMMERFIELD, N and DUKES-MCEWAN, J, 2010. English Springer Spaniels With Significant Bradyarrhythmias-Presentation, Troponin I And Follow-Up After Pacemaker Implantation Journal Of Small Animal Practice. 51(3), 155-161
• RAFFAN, E, LOUREIRO, J, DUKES-MCEWAN, J, FONFARA, S, JAMES, R, SWIFT, S, BEXFIELD, N, HERRTAGE, ME and ARCHER, J, 2009. The Cardiac Biomarker Nt-Probnp Is Increased In Dogs With Azotemia Journal Of Veterinary Internal Medicine. 23(6), 1184-1189
• JAMES, R, SUMMERFIELD, N, LOUREIRO, J, SWIFT, S and DUKES-MCEWAN, J, 2008. Implantable Loop Recorders: A Viable Diagnostic Tool In Veterinary Medicine Journal Of Small Animal Practice. 49(11), 564-570
• BOSWOOD, A, DUKES-MCEWAN, J, LOUREIRO, J, JAMES, RA, MARTIN, M, STAFFORD-JOHNSON, M, SMITH, P, LITTLE, C and ATTREE, S, 2008. The Diagnostic Accuracy Of Different Natriuretic Peptides In The Investigation Of Canine Cardiac Disease Journal Of Small Animal Practice. 49(1), 26-32