2025 Georgia Heart & Vascular Symposium
June 20-21, 2025
Chateau Elan Winery & Resort
Braselton, GA
Committed to care informed and enriched by the spirit of discovery and new technologies, this two-day program will feature talks from world renowned leaders across the spectrum of cardiovascular specialties and provide a patient-centric overview of the future of heart care. This program includes live cases, debates, exhibits, a session for EMS, and gala with live entertainment!
ABIM MOC and Medical Education credits will be awarded. Physicians, advanced practice providers, EMS, nurses, and other clinical professionals would benefit from attending this program.
“I go to a lot of symposiums, and I’d say this one was one of the best I’ve seen – the breadth and quality; I was very impressed.”
Check back soon for updates on the 2025 Georgia Heart & Vascular Symposium Program.
The annual symposium is part of Georgia Heart’s commitment to care informed and enriched by the spirit of discovery and new technologies that will:
This symposium offers registration for on-site and virtual attendance. Check back soon for registration details for the 2025 Georgia Heart & Vascular Symposium!
“I think this was a great event, a lot of practical information, a lot about what we can see in the future, a lot of team building and what it takes to practice cardiology well.”
Peter Fitzgerald, MD, PhD
Professor Emeritus Medicine & Engineering
Stanford University Medical Center
Presentation: Revolutionizing Healthcare with AI
Dr. Peter Fitzgerald is the Director of the Center for Cardiovascular Technology at Stanford University Medical School. He is an Interventional Cardiologist and has a PhD in Engineering. He has led or participated in over 175 clinical trials, published over 650 manuscripts/chapters, and lectures worldwide. He has trained over 150 post-docs in Engineering and Medicine in the past decade.
Peter has been principal/founder of twenty-four medical device companies in the San Francisco Bay Area. Eighteen of these have gone public or transitioned to large healthcare/consumer companies. He serves on several boards of directors, advised dozens of medical device startups as well as multinational healthcare companies in the design and development of new diagnostic and therapeutic devices in the cardiovascular arena.
Brian King, BS, NRP, FP-C
Chief Executive Officer, FOAMfrat
Presentation: Small Steps to Giant Leaps: How 1% Improvement Leads to Drastic Change
Everyone wants to improve, but when thinking about improving, they have big goals, shoot for the stars, and do not think about how small changes can lead to drastic improvements. Most want instant gratification. How 1% makes all the difference is that small changes and improvements can profoundly impact and lead to drastic improvements.
Brian is the Chief Executive Officer of FOAMfrat and a Flight Paramedic with ChristianaCare LifeNet.
Brian completed his paramedic education at Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia, PA. He obtained an associate degree in EMS from Thomas Jefferson University and a bachelor’s degree in healthcare from Wilmington University.
Brian is an active educator and has presented regularly at local, state, and national conferences.
Brian’s clinical and educational interests include advanced ventilator management, resuscitation of hemorrhagic shock, spaced learning, the building of clinical excellence, and the novel approach to education.
Lodging information for attendees, faculty and exhibitors will be available soon.
Georgia Heart Institute is holding a discounted room block for June 20-22 (two nights) at Chateau Elan Inn that expires May 16, 2024. To book guest rooms under the block, visit Georgia Heart 2024. You can also call Reservations at 678-425-0900 ext. 1 or email reservations@chateauelan.com
100 Rue Charlemagne Dr,
Braselton, GA 30517
Georgia Heart Institute is holding a discounted room block at
Chateau Elan Winery & Resort.
Interested in sponsoring our event? Learn about the available Sponsorship Opportunities and Exhibit Guidelines. Contact Suzanne McNail at suzanne.mcnail@nghs.com.
©2024 Georgia Heart Institute