Dr. Anastasia Egorova is a cardiac implantable electronic device (CIED) specialist and an adult congenital heart disease (ACHD) cardiologist practicing at the Leiden University Medical Center in the Netherlands and working as part of the Willem Einthoven Center for cardiac arrhythmia research and management. She obtained her Medical degree cum laude in 2012 and defended her PhD thesis on endothelial response to fluid hemodynamics in the same year. This was followed by a cardiology residency and dedicated fellowships in ACHD and CIED, along with several traineeships in Germany (München) and Belgium (Brussels). Her ambition is to contribute to the advances and knowledge utilization in the field of cardiac rhythm device therapy in the treatment and management of heart failure patients. Her academic interests focus on (1) the role of eHealth, sensor-based technologies, and remote monitoring in the care of patients with heart failure and (2) optimizing the treatment and pacing strategies for congenital heart disease patients. Anastasia has completed the Harvard Medical School postgraduate “Global Clinical Scholars Research Training” program. Anastasia is an active and dedicated member of several professional societies and is a fellow of the ESC of Scientific Excellence, a member of the ESC HFA scientific committee on cardiac devices, and a lead of the Netherlands Heart Institute working group of remote monitoring in heart failure.