My name is Dr Kumayl Al-Lawati. I was born in Muscat in 1980. I obtained my medical degree at Sultan Qaboos University in 2004. My residency was in both the Royal Hospital and Sultan Qaboos University Hospital. I completed my training in Cardiology in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, University Hospitals Birmingham, NHS trust.

I am a consultant cardiologist in heart failure and implantable devices. I work closely with my colleagues in electrophysiology and implant pacemakers, implantable cardioverter-defibrillators and cardiac re-synchronization devices. I used to be the head cardiologist in Al-Nahdha Hospital, Muscat. Now, I am the Ex-head of heart failure services in the National Heart Centre and initiated endomyocardial biopsy services to follow up patients with heart transplant. 
I am a member in the following:
Oman Heart Association
British Cardiovascular Society
European Society of Cardiology
Royal College of Physicians, UK
I am a fellow in the Royal college of Physicians of Edinburgh
I am also a faculty in Oman Medical Specialty Board, giving lectures and training for internal medicine residents and cardiology fellows