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

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Last Chance: Apply For an ACC Committee Leadership Position by Oct. 9

October 6, 2026

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Don't miss your chance to help shape the future of the ACC and cardiovascular care. Applications for more than 80 ACC Committees, including opportunities with Member Section Leadership Councils, close this Friday, Oct. 9. Whether you're looking to grow as a leader, share your expertise or expand your professional network, committee service provides valuable opportunities to make an impact. Visit the ACC Committee Nominations Portal to explore openings and apply today!

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Take the Next Step in Your ACC Leadership Journey

September 28, 2026

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Looking to expand your network, build leadership skills and become more involved in the ACC? Holding an ACC Committee position offers opportunities to contribute to membership, advocacy, education and other key ACC initiatives while helping shape the future of cardiovascular care. Explore 300 open positions across 80+ committees, including Member Section Leadership Councils, Health Affairs and Advocacy Committees and more. Visit ACC's Committee Nominations Portal to explore the open positions and apply by Friday, Oct. 9.

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Viewpoint Highlights Growth of ASCs and Potential to Improve Care Delivery, Patient Outcomes

September 21, 2026

Cardiology Magazine Highlights

A viewpoint published in JACC: Clinical Electrophysiology highlights the rapid growth of ambulatory surgical centers (ASCs) in cardiac electrophysiology and their potential to expand access to care while improving operational efficiency and reducing costs. In order to recognize this potential, however, the authors underscore the importance of strategic patient and procedure selection, appropriate safety standards, streamlined workflows, and established hospital transfer agreements. They also emphasize the need for a dedicated electrophysiology ASC registry, overseen by professional medical societies, to track patient selection, procedural outcomes, and quality metrics as care increasingly shifts to ASCs. Stay tuned for more information on ACC’s plans to expand the ASC Registry Module to include an AFib Ablation pathway next year – further enhancing the ability to monitor outcomes and support quality improvement in this evolving care setting. Read the viewpoint.

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