The courses listed on this page are designed for PGY4-6 cardiovascular disease fellows.
To express interest in registering for a course, reach out to your local Abbott representative or request information directly from our Academic Development team.
Understanding an electrocardiogram (EKG) is the cornerstone of knowledge in cardiology. This program, sponsored by Abbott, will examine a multitude of EKGs in order to identify arrhythmias and explore their different pathways of care. Knowing if a patient needs medication, an implantable device, or an ablation is critical for their optimal treatment and outcome. We will explore arrhythmias of various origins in the heart’s electrical system and address how to efficiently apply successful therapies.
Option 1: November 2-3, 2024
Minneapolis, MN
Option 2: March 15-16, 2025
Miami, FL
This comprehensive two-day event provides an inside look at diagnostic and therapeutic implantable devices used to treat patients with cardiovascular disease. This program focuses on the safe and effective use of cardiac monitors, implantable cardiac rhythm management devices, and devices used to manage and treat heart failure (HF). It will address the clinical decision-making surrounding these devices and their impact on cardiology, electrophysiology, and heart failure practices and patient management. Participants will explore device functionality, performance characteristics, indications, and applications through didactic instruction and thought-provoking case study discussion with faculty.
October 19-20, 2024
Tysons, VA
This two-day program is designed specifically for PGY6 Cardiology Fellows who intend to begin an EP fellowship program and are looking for more hands-on training with Abbott products. Under the guidance of recognized experts in the field of EP, attendees will gain an overview of arrhythmia management tools, implantable devices and patient management strategies. Through use of simulation exercises, attendees will practice catheter manipulation and coronary sinus access, and gain a better visual understanding of the biophysics of ablation.
Option 1: April 5-6, 2025
Option 2: April 12-13, 2025
Austin, TX
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