Welcome to ACC's Electrophysiology Member Section!
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? Contact ACC Member Care.
Section Announcements
September 9, 2026
Do you know someone making meaningful contributions to the cardiovascular profession? ACC's 2027 Distinguished Awards recognize outstanding individuals through one of the 15 awards spanning leadership and excellence in education, service, mentorship, research and more. Nominations are due by Thursday, Sept. 17 at 1 p.m. ET. Learn more and nominate a colleague today!
September 9, 2026
Transform the future of cardiovascular medicine by sharing your research with the global cardiovascular community at ACC.27 Together With WCC (ACC.27-WCC), taking place April 10-12, 2027, in Houston, TX. The ACC is now accepting abstract submissions across 60 topics, including cardiac arrhythmias, and complex clinical case submissions. Be part of the global stage where groundbreaking discoveries, real-world cases and innovative ideas converge. Submissions are due by Tuesday, Oct. 6 at 1 p.m. ET. Start your submission.
August 25, 2026
The ACC is planning to introduce several important updates to the CV ASC Registry Suite, including the addition of a new module for atrial fibrillation procedures, and is seeking feedback on the proposed modifications. Comments are due by Wednesday, Sept. 2. Review the draft data collection form and take the survey.
