Dr. Wilber Su is the Director of Cardiac Electrophysiology Banner Health and Professor of Medicine at the University of Arizona as well as prior faculty Stanford University Medical Center. He has a background in biomedical engineering degree from Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and received his training at Mayo Clinic Rochester, Minnesota for medicine, cardiology, clinician investigator fellowship, and cardiac electrophysiology.

He has been very high-volume operator and has served as training physician in both implantable cardiac devices and complex ablation, notably in atrial fibrillation. He is also active in research with currently multiple important clinical trials, and is the national primary investigator for several research trials. He is recognized as the key opinion leader and thought leader around the world as the leader in complex ablation, and is a key opinion leader in cryoballoon ablation. He also has taught, presented, and published on various cryoballoon techniques. He has author “Best Practice Guidelines for Cryoballon Ablation”, and book chapters. In addition, he also serves as a primary teaching center for mapping and ablation of complex arrhythmias including multiple novel Pulsed Field Ablation energy sources. He is also a member of the writing committee for American Heart Association and Heart Rhythm Society national guideline. Dr. Su currently serves as the president and governor of the Arizona Chapter of American College of Cardiology.