Research interests
Arrhythmias in advanced heart failure and left ventricular assist device patients[6]
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Kelly Arps
As of 2026 · Last known relationship
As of 2026 · Last known relationship
Kelly Arps is a cardiac electrophysiologist and clinical assistant professor at the University of Michigan Cardiovascular Center, where her practice includes complex arrhythmias, catheter ablation, cardiac sarcoidosis, and implanted rhythm-management devices. She also treats patients at the Ann Arbor VA Hospital. Arps trained at Emory University Medical School (2012-2016), completed internal medicine residency at Johns Hopkins Hospital (2016-2019), and pursued cardiovascular disease (2019-2022), clinical research (2021-2022), and cardiac electrophysiology training at Duke. Her academic interests include ventricular tachycardia mapping, arrhythmias in advanced heart failure and LVAD patients, and multidisciplinary management of cardiac sarcoidosis. She has also contributed to public education and professional discussions in electrophysiology.
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Training includes Participated as a guest in a CardioNerds episode on challenging atrial fibrillation management scenarios, Provided public education about arrhythmia symptoms, causes, and indications for urgent evaluation, Cardiac electrophysiology fellowship at Duke University, and Clinical research fellowship at Duke Clinical Research Institute, plus 15 more records.
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Arrhythmias in advanced heart failure and left ventricular assist device patients[6]
During residency, academic interests included cardiac critical care[11]
During residency, academic interests included primary and secondary cardiovascular prevention[11]
Mapping of ventricular tachycardia[6]
Multidisciplinary management of cardiac sarcoidosis[6]