Rhian Davies

Dr. Rhian Davies completed her medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine in Philadelphia, PA. She went on to complete her Internal Medicine and General Cardiology training at Penn State Milton S. Hershey Medical Center in Hershey, PA. This training was followed by her interventional year at Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University in Providence, RI. She then went on to receive advanced training with a focus on CHIP and the treatment of chronic total occlusions at the University of Washington. Dr. Davies is currently practicing at WellSpan Health in York Pennsylvania where she is the Director of the Complex Coronary Program. Her research interests include care variability in high-risk patient populations, optimizing CTO techniques, and protocol-guided use of hemodynamic support in shock and high-risk PCI. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family, riding horses, running and traveling.

Born in Fayetteville, NC, gradute of University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (and avid Tar Heel fan).
Medical School at VCOM at Virginia Tech. Internal Medicine Residency at Grand Strand Medical Center. General Cardiology Fellowship at Orange Park Medical Center. Interventional Cardiology and Peripheral Vascular Disease Fellowships at Baylor Scott and White - The Heart Hospital Medical Group (in Plano) where she stayed on as faculty and joined Legacy Heart Group.
Serves on the SCAI Education Committee.
Enjoys traveling, running, playing tennis, and spending time with friends, family, and their dog Louie, the newfypoo.

Dr Linda Watkins is a Clinical Radiologist based in Glasgow, Scotland, specialising in both adult and paediatric interventional radiology. She has local roles as morbidity and mortality lead and co-lead of IR education as well as a national role on the British Society of Interventional Radiology communications committee. She is an advocate of IR, education, widening participation and asking adults about their favourite dinosaur and Disney princess too.

Dr Bella Hausen obtained her medical degree from the universities of Manchester and Edinburgh where she was initially a plastic surgical trainee with an interest in micro vascular repair. She completed advance microsurgical training at Zurich, and Rhainoplasty Msc at Barcelona. She went on to complete her Radiology and Interventional Radiology specialist registration with the royal college of Radiology London U.K. She completed her advance Endovascular fellowship with Professor Andrew Holden at Auckland University hospital, NewZealand.

Dr Hausen preformed the first lithotripsy in peripheral endovascular CLI disease, along with the first Sirolimus DCB use in both CLI and AVF, in Europe.

Dr Huasen is the head of endovascular research and innovation in Lancashire U.K. Her current interest are training and education of future doctors, radiation protection for patients and staff, CLI management, AVF salvage, pain management and women’s health. She currently works at Lancashire University health trusts U.K.