Advanced Cardiac Electrophysiology: with Clinical and Preclinical Experiences

The 2026 course is full.

Learning Objectives
The objective to this course is to give critical insights into cardiac pacing and ablation with didactic presentations, clinical case presentations, and hands-on preclinical research.

• Day 1: Lectures on cardiac anatomy, conduction system, alternate site pacing, cardiac pacing timing and physiology. Lab tour and study cardiac specimens in the human heart library.
• Day 2: Cardiac Pacing, defibrillation in a preclinical model and Clinical Immersion* in an EP lab with a clinical electrophysiologist.
• Day 3: Clinical Immersion* in an EP lab with a clinical electrophysiologist.  

Course Directors:

• Dr. Paul Iaizzo, Professor, Department of Surgery
• Dr. Michael Eggen, Adjunct Assistant Professor, Department of Surgery
• Dr. Henri Roukoz, Associate Professor of Medicine and the Section Head for Electrophysiology, University of Minnesota

*Note: Credentialing will be required for the clinical immersion portion of the program

Questions? Contact Ken Rosen ([email protected]).