Dr. Konstantinos Aronis is a cardiac electrophysiologist and physician–scientist at Johns Hopkins University, where he serves as Assistant Professor of Medicine and leads highly specialized programs in complex arrhythmia management. His work sits at the intersection of advanced catheter ablation, adult congenital heart disease, computational electrophysiology, and medical device innovation, with a strong focus on translating cutting‑edge research into clinical practice.
KEY INTERESTS AND RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS
- Director of the Adult Congenital Heart Disease Complex Ablation Program and Associate Director of the Ventricular Tachycardia Ablation Program at Johns Hopkins Hospital.
- Site PI or Co‑PI for multiple landmark device and ablation trials (e.g., FULCRUM‑VT, BACKBEAT, FACILE‑VT, CONTEMPT‑ICD, ALLAY‑HF), including first‑in‑human and IDE studies.
- Lead inventor on a patented system for real‑time electrophysiology catheter guidance for arrhythmia localization
- NIH‑funded training and research in computational electrophysiology
