OasisLMS

Join us for a conversation with Kenneth A. Ellenbogen, MD, FHRS, one of electrophysiology’s most influential leaders, moderated by Justin Haloot, DO, MS. This session is designed for fellows-in-training and early career electrophysiologists who want honest perspective on building a career in EP.

Dr. Ellenbogen will reflect on his own path, the decisions that shaped it, and what he has learned from thus far. The conversation will be candid and practical, with plenty of time for your questions.

Topics may include:

• Conduction system pacing: where the field is headed and what it means for your training and early career

• Making the transition from fellowship to indpendent practice

• Finding peer mentors, building visibility, and growing as a leader

•  Advice Dr. Ellenbogen wishes he’d had earlier in his career

Who should attend: Fellows-in-training, early career EPs, and anyone curious about what a long, meaningful career in electrophysiology looks like.

• Identify key decision points in the transition from EP fellowship to independent practice, and strategies for navigating them.
• Describe ways to find and build effective mentoring relationships across career stages.
• Recognize pathways for professional involvement and leadership within HRS and the broader EP community.
• Apply practical approaches to balancing clinical, research, and personal priorities early in an EP career.

• Early Career EPs
• Fellows-in-Training

Justin Haloot, DO, MS | University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus

Kenneth A. Ellenbogen, MD, FHRS | Virginia Commonwealth University Medical Center

• Honoraria/Speaking/Consulting Fees: Boston Scientific, Medtronic, Inc., Abbott

• Nothing to disclose