Randall M. Bryant, MD

We’ll all be patients at some point in our lives, so I try to treat my patients with the same kindness and dedication I’d like to receive. I keep these words by Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes on a plaque in my office: “The best a physician can give is never too good for the patient.”

I’m board certified in pediatric cardiology and pediatric electrophysiology (heart rhythm problems or arrhythmias).

I serve as the medical director of pediatric and adult congenital electrophysiology at Levine Children's Hospital, and am a professor of pediatrics. I previously served as the director of interventional electrophysiology and pacing at the University of Florida, the section chief of pediatric cardiology at Wolfson Children's Hospital and co-chief of pediatric cardiology at the University of Florida College of Medicine - Jacksonville.

I specialize in:

• transcatheter ablation of arrhythmias in children
• implantation of His bundle (HBP) pacemakers
• cardiopulmonary exercise testing in adults with congenital heart disease

I have received multiple awards, including Top Doctor by Charlotte magazine for multiple years,

the NAACP Elizabeth G. Means Health Achievement Award, the Patrons of the Heart Professorship Award in Pediatric Cardiology from Wolfson Children’s Hospital, the LifeSaver Award from the Jacksonville Sports Medicine Program and the Medical Specialist of the Year Award from the Northeast Florida Pediatric Society.

I am involved in research on strain echocardiography to evaluate dyssynchrony in pacemaker patients and high-density electroanatomic mapping in adults and children with postoperative congenital heart disease.

I received my medical degree at Duke University. I completed a residency and fellowship at Baylor College of Medicine.

I am married with five grown children and a stepson at home. We enjoy the outdoors and the beach. I love photography, working on home projects and listening to audiobooks, particularly biographies and noir detective novels.