Welcome to ACC's Electrophysiology Member Section!

Pamela Kay Mason, MD, FACC

Pamela Kay Mason, MD, FACC
Chair

The Electrophysiology (EP) Section is a vibrant community for all ACC members who are interested in the evaluation and management of heart rhythm disorders. The role of the EP Leadership Council is to engage with the Section members and provide resources and advocacy on behalf of physicians and our patients.

The EP Section Council produces physician- and patient-facing educational initiatives and academic output in the form of reviews and editorials that can serve as resources for cardiologists and electrophysiologists. The Council also liaises with third-party payers and recognizes legislative priorities for the Section membership.

As Chair of the Electrophysiology Leadership Council, I welcome input from the entire Section to improve the important work that we do!

Pamela Kay Mason, MD, FACC
Chair

Questions?

Questions? Contact ACC Member Care.

Section Announcements

Section News

Event

Discover the Year’s Most Impactful Advances in EP

August 10, 2026

Upcoming Event

Advance your practice at the Valentin Fuster Cardiovascular Symposium, taking place in New York City from Dec. 11-13. Join Course Director Valentin Fuster, MD, PhD, MACC, and internationally renowned faculty to explore the year’s most impactful advances in cardiovascular medicine, from advances in atrial fibrillation management to ventricular tachycardia ablation, leadless pacemakers and AI-enabled rhythm assessment. Don’t miss sessions such as “2026 Year Developments in Atrial Fibrillation,” “Near-Mandatory Genetic Testing For 4 Cardiovascular Diseases” and more. Gain practical, evidence-based insights you can apply immediately to improve patient care. Learn more and register by Aug. 25 to SAVE!

Event

Join the Quality Community in Advancing EP Care

July 21, 2026

Upcoming Event

Be part of ACC Quality Summit 2026, taking place Sept. 16-18 in Orlando, FL, and connect with peers using registry data, accreditation tools and quality initiatives to advance electrophysiology (EP) care. Explore sessions focused on device safety, guideline-directed therapy and opportunities to close gaps in care delivery. Share ideas, collaborate with experts and discover strategies to improve outcomes for your EP patients. Register today.

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