Advanced ECG Interpretation Boot Camp

Medicus of Houston is a rapidly growing provider of continuing medical education for physicians and other healthcare providers in the field of advanced electrocardiography. Our Masterclass in Advanced Electrocardiography is kept small (maximum of 20 participants) while our Advanced ECG Interpretation Boot Camp can accommodate more participants at a lower tuition. Our home-base is in Houston, Texas but we are now international having presented courses in Budapest, Vienna, Toronto, Vancouver, Amsterdam, London, Rome, and Sydney. All classes are presented in English. There is plenty of time to ask questions and receive individual attention. AMA PRA Category 1 credit is awarded upon completion of the course. Both the Masterclass in Advanced Electrocardiography and the Advanced ECG Interpretation Boot Camp are known internationally for content, quality and advanced level of training. To enroll in one of our courses, you must already have at least an intermediate skill level in the interpretation of 12-lead ECGs. We also recommend that you have at least two years of experience reading ECGs. Students come from all over the USA as well as many foreign countries. All our programs are open to physicians of all specialties as well as nurses, nurse practitioners and physician assistants. We have also welcomed medical and pharmaceutical PhD researchers to our classes. PLEASE NOTE: OUR SCHEDULED CLASSES ARE NOT FOR BEGINNERS!
These days we must be flexible in our scheduling due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Hopefully, our courses are scheduled beyond the time when things will start to return to some semblance of normalcy. If we must reschedule, however, then we will. No course will be canceled outright.
Dr. Jones does teach an introductory-level review course for American Medical Seminars periodically in Sarasota, Florida. Check their website for more information.

For all my ECG "nerd" friends...

Another random ECG. In this presentation, I will discuss three confusing morphological appearances of QRS - T configurations and also drop some PEARLS.

I hope you enjoy it.

Regarding the Advanced ECG Classes: the Houston Masterclass scheduled for July 20 - 23, 2020 is still on! Houston is gradually opening up. However, I will come to a final decision in early June regarding possible rescheduling of the class. The October 5 - 8, 2020 Advanced ECG Interpretation Boot Camp is still on and the recently rescheduled London Masterclass (Nov 2- 5, 2020) is still on!

Come join us and be a PARTICIPANT... not just an audience!

https://www.medicusofhouston.com

For all my ECG "nerd" friends...

I have selected another ECG at random from my collection. Although the ECG machine interpreted it as "Normal ECG," I can assure you that there is almost always something else to find on the ECG. And even when there isn't anything else, you can still use it to learn more about ECGs. There is a PEARL at the end of the article that discusses that.

There have been some changes regarding the dates for the London Masterclass that many will find beneficial. Take a look on the website.

https://lnkd.in/eSFDS7f

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For all my ECG "nerd" friends...

Here is another ECG selected at random from my collection. In this article I discuss one of the most common comments on an ECG report, what to do when one lead suggests a particular finding but another lead contradicts that finding and I offer a couple of "Pearls" for those beginning the study of ECG interpretation.

I hope some of you will find a new perspective or a different thought process that may help you look at ECGs with a more critical eye.

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https://www.linkedin.com/posts/jerry-w-jones-md-facep-faaem-6b677337_from-my-ecg-collection-an-abnormal-ecg-activity-6670614620157431808--47E