The Emory Division of Cardiology offers many scientific and medical education events each month for our trainees, faculty, and staff. We also host several patient-centered education events at various Emory Healthcare facilities throughout the year.
The division also welcomes graduates of Emory’s Cardiology Fellowship Program to join us for events at national cardiology conferences and at the annual Hurst/Logue/Wenger Cardiovascular Society event.
Online Video Archive
Emory Cardiology's Grand Rounds presentations are available on our YouTube channel. You can access the current calendar and links to archived videos on our Archived Video page.
Events
The Division of Cardiology offers several continuing medical education (CME) courses throughout the year. Featuring experts from Emory and other nationally renowned faculty, these courses provide opportunities for physicians, nurses, and other allied health professionals to learn about the latest advances in a variety of topics related to cardiovascular medicine.
All CME events are accredited by the American Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME).
EPIC: Emory Percutaneous Intervention Course
April 16-17, 2026
Robert W. Woodruff Health Sciences Center (Administration Building)
Auditorium
1440 Clifton Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30322
The Emory Percutaneous Intervention Course (EPIC) stands as a landmark in the history of interventional cardiology. Established under the leadership of Dr. Andreas Gruentzig, EPIC has evolved into the longest-running interventional cardiology meeting in the world.
Originally founded as a forum to teach and expand the technique of balloon angioplasty, EPIC has consistently embraced innovation while honoring its pioneering roots.
In its 44th year, EPIC returns to its origins with a focused and forward-thinking approach: a dedicated meeting exclusively centered on balloon angioplasty using Drug-Coated Balloons (DCBs) for de novo coronary artery disease.
The central goal of EPIC 2026 is to develop consensus standards for standalone balloon angioplasty followed by DCB, focusing on lesion preparation, angiographic evaluation, intravascular imaging, and physiologic assessment. These discussions will culminate in a white paper consensus document. The agreed-upon criteria will guide the creation of a multi-center registry and database, enabling validation of their safety and effectiveness in real-world clinical practice. Faculty and participants will have the opportunity to contribute as co-authors and reconvene in a follow-up meeting one year later to assess the outcomes.
For more information and to register, please visit the EPIC website.
ESCAPE: Emory Symposium on Coronary Atherosclerosis Prevention
June 26-28, 2026
Omni Amelia Island Resort
Amelia Island, FL
Who Should Attend: Cardiologists, general internists, family practice providers, internal medicine subspecialists, pharmacists, physician assistants, nurse practitioners and other primary healthcare providers.
At ESCAPE attendees will hear nationally renowned speakers discuss guidelines on hypertension, blood cholesterol, obesity, healthy living, and risk assessment. There will also be lectures on electrophysiology, interventional cardiology, heart failure, tobacco cessation and women's heart health.
For more information, visit the ESCAPE website.
Cardiology Update for the Non-Cardiologist
March 19-20, 2027
Atlanta, Georgia
With the restructuring of health care in the United States, one of the major changes in patient care has been a shift from subspecialty care to primary care. In addition, cardiovascular disease remains the leading cause of death and disability in the U.S. As a result, much of the burden of caring for patients with cardiovascular disease will fall on primary care physicians. This meeting is designed to provide an update in the diagnosis and management of cardiovascular disease for primary care providers.
To learn more and register, visit the CPC website.
Women and Heart Disease
August 22, 2026
Time: 7:00am – 1:15pm
Hotel Colee - Atlanta Buckhead Show Room
3377 Peachtree Road NE
Atlanta, GA 30326
Who should attend: Cardiologists, primary care physicians, hospitalists, infectious disease specialists, physician assistants, nurses and nurse practitioners, and other health care providers interested in women’s heart care.
To learn more and register, visit the conference info page.