Associate Cardiologists
Dr. Lynn Khor
MBBS, FRACP, Level A CTCA Specialist
Dr. Lynn Khor is a compassionate and patient-focused Cardiologist. She brings a thoughtful and evidence-based approach to heart care, committed to improving outcomes through personalised, open, and empowering communication with her patients.
Dr. Khor graduated with a Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) from the University of Adelaide before completing her Fellowship of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians (FRACP) in Cardiology. She is accredited as a Level A Specialist in Computed Tomography Coronary Angiography (CTCA), further strengthening her expertise in cardiac imaging.
Dr. Khor’s advanced training has included a subspecialty fellowship in structural (valvular) heart disease at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital in Sydney. Her clinical work also spans significant contributions to the ANOCA (Angina with No Obstructive Coronary Arteries) clinics at both RPA and Concord Hospitals — a critical service that helps diagnose and manage patients with chest pain not caused by typical arterial blockages.
Dr. Khor has a particular interest in women’s heart health, valvular heart disease, and coronary microvascular dysfunction. Her current PhD research at the University of Sydney is focused on coronary microvascular function, aiming to better understand how the smaller vessels of the heart contribute to cardiovascular symptoms in a variety of conditions.
Since 2021, Dr. Khor has served as a contributing member of the Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand (CSANZ) Working Group on Vasomotor Disorders, supporting the development of national guidelines and research initiatives in this field.
Her clinical philosophy centres around shared decision-making, patient education, and ensuring that each person is supported and informed at every stage of their cardiac journey.
Dr. Kunwar Bhatia
MBBS, MMed
Dr. Kunwar Bhatia is a Cardiologist with a strong focus on preventative cardiology and a passion for improving long-term patient outcomes through early intervention. He is dedicated to helping individuals reduce their risk of cardiovascular events by identifying and managing key risk factors before they lead to more serious conditions.
Dr. Bhatia completed his Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) before going on to earn a Master of Medicine (MMed). He undertook his basic physician training and advanced cardiology training at Royal North Shore Hospital, one of Sydney’s leading tertiary hospitals.
In addition to his clinical work, Dr. Bhatia is actively involved in research and is currently completing his PhD through the University of New South Wales. His academic work supports his commitment to evidence-based medicine and contributes to the evolving field of preventative cardiology.
Dr. Bhatia was drawn to a career in medicine by a strong desire to help people live healthier lives. This motivation continues to shape his approach to patient care — one that is proactive, informed, and rooted in empathy.
Dr. Jennifer Barraclough
MBBS, PhD, FRACP
Dr. Jennifer Barraclough is a compassionate and patient-focused Interventional and General Cardiologist. She brings a deeply evidence-based approach to heart care, balancing a strong focus on preventative cardiology with active management of existing conditions.
Dr. Barraclough holds a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery with Honours, and completed specialty cardiology training at the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. She is accredited as a Level A Specialist in Computed Tomography Coronary Angiography (CTCA), further strengthening her expertise through the ASE Echo Board Examinations.
Dr. Barroclough’s advanced training has included an Interventional Fellowship at Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Her clinical work also spans an esteemed international fellowship in Compex High Risk PCI, and Intracoronary Imaging at the Bristol Heart Institute in the United Kingdom, a critical service where she mastered complex coronary interventions and calcium modification.
Dr. Barraclough has a particular interest in women’s health prevention, complex coronary artery disease, and intracoronary imaging. Her academic PhD research through the University of Sydney, followed by work at the George Institute for Global Health, focused on utilising mammograms to predict cardiovascular risk, aiming to better understand and prevent heart disease in women.
Her work has been published in numerous peer-reviewed articles, and she actively contributes to the academic community, including serving as an invited faculty member at EuroPCR. Dr. Barraclough has also presented her findings at national and international conferences, including CSANZ, ACC, and EuroPCR.