Join the Advisory Board of the Cardiovascular Journal of Africa
The Cardiovascular Journal of Africa is currently inviting distinguished experts in cardiovascular medicine and research to join our Advisory Board. Our Advisory Board plays a key role in shaping the journal’s editorial strategy, supporting the peer review process, and acting as ambassadors within the scientific and clinical communities. Members contribute their expertise to uphold the highest academic standards, advise on content direction, and help foster a strong network of contributors across Africa and beyond.
As a member of the Advisory Board, you will:
- Offer strategic input on the journal’s development
- Assist in the peer review of submissions within your area of expertise
- Promote the journal within your professional networks
- Help ensure broad, inclusive coverage of key topics in cardiovascular science and practice
We welcome expressions of interest from experienced scholars and clinicians committed to advancing cardiovascular health across South Africa, the rest of Africa and internationally. Help shape the future of cardiovascular research. To learn more or to express your interest, please contact us at info@clinicscardive.com
Past Editors/Advisory Board Members
The Cardiovascular Journal of Africa extends its sincere appreciation for your continued guidance, expertise, and commitment. Your leadership plays an essential role in upholding the scientific integrity and academic standards that define the Journal.
Through your support, the Journal continues to advance cardiovascular research across Africa and beyond. Your insights help ensure that our publications remain relevant, rigorous, and reflective of the latest developments in cardiovascular science and clinical practice.
We value your contributions in advising on editorial direction, strengthening our peer-review process, and promoting collaboration within the cardiovascular community. Your dedication enables the Journal to remain a trusted platform for sharing research that has real impact.
On behalf of the editorial team, we thank you for your ongoing service and commitment to the mission of the Cardiovascular Journal of Africa.
