July 31 - August 2, 2026 | Atlanta, GA

Frequently Asked Questions

The Electrophysiology IEP Fellows’ & Early Attendings’ Conference is an interactive educational program designed for fellows and early attendings in the practice of electrophysiology. The conference combines hands-on simulation labs, clinical education sessions, and discussions on career development and practice management. The program also includes structured interaction with industry partners, where attendees spend dedicated time with sponsors to learn about the latest technologies, devices, and innovations shaping the field of electrophysiology.

Below are answers to common questions about the conference and what participants can expect from the program.

What is the Electrophysiology IEP Fellows’ & Early Attendings’ Conference?

The Electrophysiology IEP Fellows’ & Early Attendings’ Conference is an interactive educational program designed to provide attendees with practical knowledge, clinical insights, and professional guidance as they transition into independent practice. The conference features expert faculty, case-based discussions, labs, and structured industry interaction to help attendees strengthen both their clinical expertise and their understanding of the broader healthcare environment. As part of the program, participants spend dedicated time with each sponsor—typically at least ten minutes—to explore new products, technologies, and innovations within their portfolios and gain insight into the tools shaping modern clinical practice.

Who should attend the Electrophysiology IEP Conference?

The Electrophysiology IEP conference is designed for electrophysiology fellows and early attendings in their first few years of practice who want to strengthen both their clinical expertise and their understanding of the business side of medical practice. Attendees benefit from learning directly from experienced faculty while connecting with peers who are entering the field at a similar stage in their careers.

What topics are covered at the Electrophysiology IEP?

The Electrophysiology IEP Fellows’ & Early Attendings’ Conference covers a range of clinical, technical, and professional topics designed to help physicians transition successfully into independent practice. The program features expert-led sessions focused on key procedures, treatment strategies, emerging technologies, and real-world clinical decision-making within the field of electrophysiology. In addition to clinical education, the conference includes discussions on career development and the business of medicine, including practice models, financial planning, referral development, and strategies for building a successful practice. The program also incorporates interactive learning formats such as case discussions, faculty roundtables, hands-on training opportunities, and structured industry interaction, allowing attendees to engage directly with experts and explore new technologies shaping the specialty. For a complete list of sessions and detailed program information, please visit the Program / Agenda page.

What makes the Electrophysiology IEP Conference unique?

The Electrophysiology IEP conference is designed to be highly interactive and practical, rather than a traditional lecture-only meeting. The program includes hands-on labs, case-based discussions, and Q&A sessions that allow attendees to learn directly from experienced faculty. The conference also integrates discussions about career development, industry collaboration, and the business of medicine—topics that are rarely addressed in traditional clinical training.

What will attendees gain from the Electrophysiology IEP Conference?

Attendees leave the conference with: • Improved understanding of key clinical procedures and techniques • Exposure to emerging technologies and innovations in the specialty • Greater confidence transitioning from training into independent practice • Networking connections with faculty, industry experts, and peers • Practical insights into building a successful medical career The conference aims to support both clinical excellence and long-term professional development.

When and where is the Electrophysiology IEP Conference held?

The Electrophysiology IEP Fellows’ & Early Attendings’ Conference will take place July 31 - August 2, 2026 at the Loews Atlanta, GA. The three-day program includes labs, clinical education sessions, industry interaction, and networking opportunities.

Who are the faculty members for the Electrophysiology IEP Conference?

The Electrophysiology IEP conference features a faculty of experienced electrophysiologists and academic leaders from leading institutions. Faculty lead lectures, simulation training sessions, case discussions, and mentorship opportunities are embedded throughout the conference. See the faculty page for more details.

How do I register for the conference?

Registration for the Electrophysiology IEP Conference can be completed online through the Registration page. All course expenses for attendees - registration, airfare, accommodation and meals - are funded by Magnifi Group, Inc. Early registration is recommended as attendance is limited to maintain the interactive format and provide meaningful engagement with speakers and participants.

How do labs work at the conference?

The conference includes hands-on lab sessions designed to help participants strengthen procedural skills and clinical decision-making in a controlled learning environment. These sessions allow attendees to practice techniques and discuss clinical approaches with expert faculty guidance. Simulation training provides valuable experience that complements traditional clinical education.

How does the conference connect attendees with industry?

Industry partners play an important role in the Electrophysiology IEP Fellows’ & Early Attendings’ Conference by introducing attendees to the technologies, devices, and innovations shaping modern medical practice. The program includes structured sponsor interaction time in the exhibition hall, where participants rotate through sponsor stations and spend dedicated time with each company—typically at least ten minutes— learning about the latest products, clinical tools, and solutions within their portfolios. In addition to the exhibition hall rotations, some sponsors may also support educational meals or specialized sessions during the conference, providing further opportunities for attendees to engage with industry experts and learn about emerging technologies relevant to clinical practice. This format ensures meaningful interaction between physicians and industry partners while helping attendees stay informed about innovations that impact patient care.

Who produces the Electrophysiology IEP Conference?

The Electrophysiology IEP conference is produced by Magnifi Group, a healthcare education company that develops interactive educational programs for residents, fellows, and early-career physicians across multiple medical specialties.

What other conferences are produced by Magnifi Group?

Magnifi Group produces a series of interactive IEP conferences for fellows, residents and young physicians across multiple medical specialties, including Interventional Radiology IEP, Lower Extremity IEP, Spine IEP, Hip & Knee IEP, Shoulder & Elbow IEP, Electrophysiology IEP and Pain Management IEP. These programs are designed to provide hands-on learning and meaningful professional development opportunities. Through IEP Physician Events, Magnifi Group also partners with healthcare organizations to design and produce custom educational events for physicians and healthcare professionals.