Invited poster and abstract submitters. This rate applies to first/primary author only.

Heart rhythm disorders (arrhythmias) are problems that affect the electrical system, or "wiring," of the heart muscle. Heart arrhythmias are very common and millions of people will experience an abnormal heart rhythm some time during their lives. Most are not serious.

Honorees designated by the Heart Rhythm Society.

Members of the Cardiac Electrophysiology Society.

Invited speaker or chair of plenary, clinical tutorials, featured symposia, debates and core curricula sessions. Includes chairs for abstract sessions but does not apply to poster or abstract presenters.

Physicians-in-Training and Scientists-in-Training who are members of the Heart Rhythm Society.

Allied Professional members of the Heart Rhythm Society, including nurses, technicians, physician assistants, and hospital administrators.

Allied Professional Members of the Heart Rhythm Society who are employed by organizations or companies in the cardiac or electrophysiology fields who do not provide direct patient care.

Heart Rhythm Society member registrants may select one-day access to #HRS2020. Includes access to Education Sessions and Exhibit Hall (if open) on selected day.

Physician members of the Heart Rhythm Society.

Scientist members of the Heart Rhythm Society.

U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Employees who are members of the Heart Rhythm Society. Requires a valid U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Employee ID.

Non-physician and non-scientist professionals who are actively involved with the technical aspects of pacemaker/ICD or the performance of electrophysiological techniques who are affiliated with an academic institution/clinical practice setting or equivalent and do not work for industry. Includes nurses, technicians, physician assistants, and hospital administrators.

Physicians-in-Training (MDs enrolled in an ACGME training program or equivalent) and Scientists-in-Training (graduate student or post-doctoral fellow actively involved in research training) who are not members of the Heart Rhythm Society. Requires a letter from department head stating status and dates of internship or residency; degree includes MD, PhD; also valid for interns/residents.

Non-physician and non-scientist professionals who do not provide direct patient care, or who work for companies which manufacture and sell device, pharmaceutical, or sales and marketing management. Includes nurses, technicians, physician assistants, and hospital administrators who work for industry and are not members of the Heart Rhythm Society.

Employees of organizations or companies in the cardiac or electrophysiology fields who do not provide direct patient care and who are not members of the Heart Rhythm Society. For example: sales and marketing representatives, and/or companies that manufacture and sell device, pharmaceutical, or sales and marketing management.

Registrants may select one-day access to #HRS2020. Includes access to Education Sessions and Exhibit Hall (if open) on selected day.

Physicians holding an MD or equivalent degree who are not members of the Heart Rhythm Society.

Scientists who hold a doctoral degree and a faculty position at an academic institution who are not members of the Heart Rhythm Society.

An undergraduate student enrolled in an accredited college or university who is not employed as a healthcare professional. Requires copy of student identification current through May 31, 2020.