Department:  Cardiorespiratory Medicine

Jacqui Gilmour

BVSc CertVC MRCVS

Jacqui graduated from The University of Bristol in 2003 and subsequently spent time in a number of small animal, equine and mixed practices.  She gained the RCVS Certificate in Veterinary Cardiology in 2009 and is a Resident in Veterinary Cardiology at the School of Veterinary Medicine and Science, Nottingham.  Jacqui is based at Pride Veterinary Centre in the Cardiorespiratory Medicine team.

Jacqui regularly presents on cardiology courses, and teaches undergraduates throughout the year and during the cardiorespiratory module.

Jacqui’s areas of clinical interest are feline cardiomyopathies and canine episodic collapse.

Outside of work, Jacqui spends her time studying, and whenever possible is outside walking, biking or running with her dog. She has recently discovered crampons and so is looking forward to finding some mountains to summit.

Publications:

Gilmour, J. L. (2011). A case of intermittent collapse. Companion, March, 10 – 13

Runner-up in CEVA European Cardiology Student Award 2011: Case Report – Syncope in a Cavalier King Charles Spaniel with chronic valve disease

Gilmour, J.L. (2011). Making a diagnosis – a step-by-step approach. Veterinary Practice Spotlight, November, 6-8

GilmourJ. (2012) Echocardiography. In: Canine Cardiology. Contributors: Cobb, M., Ristic J., Patteson M., Moneva-Jordan A., Gilmour J., Sargant J., Borgeat K. and Lopez-Alvarez J. In Practice Focus, May, 13-15

GilmourJ. (2012) Case example: Collapse of a cavalier King Charles spaniel. In: Canine Cardiology. Contributors: Cobb, M., Ristic J., Patteson M., Moneva-Jordan A., Gilmour J., Sargant J., Borgeat K. and Lopez-Alvarez J. In Practice Focus, May, 16-17

GilmourJ. (2012) Case example: Dilated cardiomyopathy and congestive heart failure in a doberman. In: Canine Cardiology. Contributors: Cobb, M., Ristic J., Patteson M., Moneva-Jordan A., Gilmour J., Sargant J., Borgeat K. and Lopez-Alvarez J. In Practice Focus, May, 30

Gilmour, J.L. (2012). Updates on heart disease in dogs. Veterinary Practice, October, 26