Welcome to ACC’s Electrophysiology Member Section!

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Jim W. Cheung MD, FACC
Chair
@drjcheungep

The focus of the Electrophysiology Section and Section Leadership Council is on the specialties of cardiac electrophysiology and electrocardiography and includes all aspects of management and treatment of heart rhythm disorders. The EP Section serves as a point of engagement and resource for ACC members who are interested in arrhythmia care.

The mission of the EP Section Council is to provide academic output in the form of reviews and perspective pieces that can serve as resources for cardiologists and electrophysiologists, promote both physician- and patient-facing educational initiatives and advocate on behalf of patients and physicians on vital issues involving arrhythmia care.

Please join us in making this a vibrant Section of the College. Any and all ideas are welcome. The Section is YOUR opportunity to become engaged with the College within your interest area. As the Chair of the EP Section, I welcome any and all of our ACC members to join and contribute to the important work of this group!

Jim W. Cheung MD, FACC
Chair, Electrophysiology Section Leadership Council

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