Ari Horton

Ari Horton is a highly skilled medical professional with clinical expertise in general paediatrics and paediatric cardiology. They have a particular interest in aboriginal and global health, inherited cardiac disease, and precision cardiac genetics. Ari is actively involved in research, ethics, and education.

Ari completed their Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS) at Monash University, laying a strong foundation for their medical career.

Throughout their career, Ari Horton has held various key positions at reputable organizations, such as being the Clinical Lead Schwartz Rounds at Monash Health. Additionally, they have served as a Paediatric Cardiologist at MonashHeart and Royal Darwin Hospital, among other roles.

With a background as a former Clinical Genetics Fellow at both Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and The Royal Melbourne Hospital, Ari has acquired a diverse set of skills and experiences in adult clinical genetics and cancer genetics.

Ari Horton's contributions in paediatric medicine include roles such as Paediatric Cardiology Fellow, Paediatric Registrar, and Paediatric Intensive Care Registrar at esteemed institutions like The Royal Children's Hospital and Queensland Health.

With a comprehensive professional journey and a deep commitment to health care, research, and education, Ari Horton stands out as a prominent figure in the field of paediatrics and cardiology.