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Physician training
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Physiologist training
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Physician training
To register your interest for these sessions, please email as directed under the specific training.
This foundation level course is designed to prepare ST3-ST5 trainees with the ‘emergency device programming competencies’ to manage A&E presentations and critical troubleshooting in the device clinic.
Comprised of 4 x 90-minute interactive on-line live sessions, we will run through a variety of clinical cases ranging from basic use to using the programmer to perform emergency therapies.
Target Audience: ST3-ST5 trainees looking to learn more about device programming.
Course Type: 4 x 90-Minute virtual sessions
Location: Virtual
Time: 17:30 – 19:30
This 4-part hybrid course is designed to support the Cardiology trainee in developing competencies in cardiac device implantation and management.
The 4 x 90-minute sessions will include interactive discussions with commentary of an in-lab pacemaker and CRT implant case. There will be a special focus on the most important and hotly debated technical aspects.
This course is designed to build on the strengths of the Device Programming course and work through case scenarios using a simulated programmer and webinar polls on troubleshooting and managing complications of PPM and CRT devices.
Target Audience: ST3-ST5 trainees looking to develop competencies in cardiac device implantation and management.
Course Type: 4 x 90-Minute virtual sessions
BHRS Points: TBC
Location: Virtual
Time: 17:30 – 19:30
In this 1-day course you will get hands-on experience with the Medtronic programmer to navigate through pacemaker, ICD, and CRT case studies. The course will focus on how to use the Medtronic programmer to identify and troubleshoot common cardiac device problems.
Topics include:
- Applying PBLSTOP to perform a device interrogation
- Assessing device function and stability
- Analysing diagnostic data
- Troubleshooting common issues
- Appropriate programming
Target Audience: Specialist Trainees looking for hands-on experience with a Medtronic programmer and case studies.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person course
Location: Watford
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
These quiz-style virtual sessions will supplement your revision for post-graduate cardiac device examinations. These case-study based questions, followed with detailed explanations, will test your knowledge of Medtronic algorithms and device features, and help identify gaps in your knowledge. We will cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of device function to the complex troubleshooting patient.
Target Audience: All HCPs that are registered to sit post-graduate cardiac device examinations (BHRS, IBHRE, EHRA).
Course Type: 3 x 90-Minute virtual sessions
Location: Virtual
Time: 17:00 – 18:30
These quiz-style virtual sessions will supplement your revision for post-graduate cardiac device examinations. These case-study based questions, followed with detailed explanations, will test your knowledge of Medtronic algorithms and device features, and help identify gaps in your knowledge. We will cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of device function to the complex troubleshooting patient.
Target Audience: All HCPs that are registered to sit post-graduate cardiac device examinations (BHRS, IBHRE, EHRA).
Course Type: 3 x 90-Minute virtual sessions
These quiz-style virtual sessions will supplement your revision for post-graduate cardiac device examinations. These case-study based questions, followed with detailed explanations, will test your knowledge of Medtronic algorithms and device features, and help identify gaps in your knowledge. We will cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of device function to the complex troubleshooting patient.
Target Audience: All HCPs that are registered to sit post-graduate cardiac device examinations (BHRS, IBHRE, EHRA).
Course Type: 3 x 90-Minute virtual sessions
In this 1-day course you will get hands-on experience with the Medtronic programmer to navigate through pacemaker, ICD, and CRT case studies. The course will focus on how to use the Medtronic programmer to identify and troubleshoot common cardiac device problems.
Topics include:
- Applying PBLSTOP to perform a device interrogation
- Assessing device function and stability
- Analysing diagnostic data
- Troubleshooting common issues
- Appropriate programming
Target Audience: Specialist Trainees looking for hands-on experience with a Medtronic programmer and case studies.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person course
Location: Watford
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
On this 1-day course delegates will
Target Audience: The program is designed for cardiologists currently implanting ICD’s interested in starting EV-ICD in your hospital or from a hospital looking too learn more about Aurora to confidently refer patients to a nearby centre
Course Type: 1-Day in-Person course
Location: Birmingham
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 16:45
On this 1-day course, delegates will have all their questions about Micra answered. An extremely experienced faculty group will cover setting up service, patient selection, implant steps and troubleshooting, followed by hands-on practice on the simulator under the guidance of the faculty.
Target Audience: Consultant Cardiologists or final year SpR’s looking to learn more about implanting Micra and how to set up the service in the future.
* Mandatory on-line Micra modules will need to be completed prior to attending the Prep course.*
Course Type: 1-Day in-person course
Location: Watford
Time: 09:00 – 16:30
This course has been designed to help centres set up a new service or facing challenges to get started and wanting to learn more. This course will cover the CSP concept, recognise the different types of capture performed on LBBAP. Implant on a simulator following the recommended steps and recognise CSP implant success criteria, as well as identify LBBAP perforation signals and perform single and dual-chamber pacemakers with CSP
Target Audience: Consultant Cardiologists/Locums or final year SpR’s applying for consultancy posts
Course Type: 1-day in-person course
Location: Watford
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
This course has been designed to help centres set up a new service or facing challenges to get started and wanting to learn more. This course will cover the CSP concept, recognise the different types of capture performed on LBBAP. Implant on a simulator following the recommended steps and recognise CSP implant success criteria, as well as identify LBBAP perforation signals and perform single and dual-chamber pacemakers with CSP
Target Audience: Consultant Cardiologists/Locums or final year SpR’s applying for consultancy posts
Course Type: 1-day in-person course
Location: Manchester
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
On this 1-day course delegates will
· Identify patients indicated for the Aurora EV-ICD System; review patient selection criteria and implant contraindications
• Review current clinical data of the Aurora EV-ICD System
• Understand the key procedural steps for the Aurora EV-ICD System implant: pre-implant imaging, anatomical marking, access, tunnelling, lead placement, device pocket and testing performance using a simulator.
• Recognise implant situations that may require troubleshooting during any phase of the procedure
• Understand how to successfully set up the service and get started
Target Audience: The program is designed for cardiologists currently implanting ICD’s interested in starting EV-ICD in your hospital or from a hospital looking too learn more about Aurora to confidently refer patients to a nearby centre
Course Type: 1-Day in-Person course
Location: Birmingham
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 16:45
In this 1-day course you will get hands-on experience with the Medtronic programmer to navigate through pacemaker, ICD, and CRT case studies. The course will focus on how to use the Medtronic programmer to identify and troubleshoot both common, and complex, cardiac device problems.
Target Audience: Consultants looking to deepen their knowledge of Medtronic algorithms and device function through hands-on experience with a Medtronic programmer and case studies.
Location: Birmingham
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Time: 10:00 – 16:30
On this 1-day course, delegates will have all their questions about Micra answered. An extremely experienced faculty group will cover setting up service, patient selection, implant steps and troubleshooting, followed by hands-on practice on the simulator under the guidance of the faculty.
Target Audience: Consultant Cardiologists or final year SpR’s looking to learn more about implanting Micra and how to set up the service in the future.
* Mandatory on-line Micra modules will need to be completed prior to attending the Prep course.*
Course Type: 1-Day in-person course
Location: Birmingham
Time: 09:00 – 16:30
This course has been designed to help centres set up a new service or facing challenges to get started and wanting to learn more. This course will cover the CSP concept, recognise the different types of capture performed on LBBAP. Implant on a simulator following the recommended steps and recognise CSP implant success criteria, as well as identify LBBAP perforation signals and perform single and dual-chamber pacemakers with CSP
Target Audience: Consultant Cardiologists/Locums or final year SpR’s applying for consultancy posts
Course Type: 1-day in-person course
Location: Watford
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
To begin implanting Micra, you must attend this training to be officially signed off. Ran by experienced faculty, you will learn about clinical evidence, patient selection, implant procedure and troubleshooting as well as hands-on practice on the simulators under the guidance of the faculty.
Please note: Mandatory on-line modules must be completed before you are invited to attend this training. Certain criteria must also be met therefore a nomination form must be competed and approved to ensure patient safety protocols.
Target Audience: Consultant Cardiologists or ST 8’s working in existing Micra implanting hospitals looking to start implanting Micra. Must be ready to implant immediately after the course.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Tolochenaz or various UK & Ireland
Time: 09:00 – 16:30
2 modules programme designed to provide intense hands-on training and theory around Medtronic device implantation, programming and troubleshooting. A great opportunity to discuss new technology, emergency scenarios and complex cases with your peers and experienced faculty. Each module will involve topics relevant to becoming a consultant who will ultimately be heavily involved with cardiac rhythm management devices daily.
Module 2 will be held in Stafford on 20nd & 21st January 2027.
** Email for an application form**
Target Audience: Cardiac Specialist Trainees/Fellows specialising in devices. ST6/7 with exposure to complex devices
Course Type: 2-Day in-person course
Location: Watford (Module1 Module 2 Stafford)
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 16:30
This course has been designed to help centres set up a new service or facing challenges to get started and wanting to learn more. This course will cover the CSP concept, recognise the different types of capture performed on LBBAP. Implant on a simulator following the recommended steps and recognise CSP implant success criteria, as well as identify LBBAP perforation signals and perform single and dual-chamber pacemakers with CSP
Target Audience: Consultant Cardiologists/Locums or final year SpR’s applying for consultancy posts
Course Type: 1-day in-person course
Location: Birmingham
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
Physiologist training
To register your interest for these sessions, please email as directed under the specific training.
This course will provide an introduction to key concepts and cardiac device functions, including:
- Components of a device system
- Understanding lead measurements
- Pacemaker Timing
- Troubleshooting concepts
- An introduction to ICD and CRT
Target Audience: Trainees and students beginning to attend device implants and follow-ups.
Course Type: Virtual sessions
BHRS Points: TBC
Time: 09:00 -13:00
Email to register interest for this session
This course will provide an introduction to key device implant concepts, including:
- Indications for implant
- Appropriate device selection
- PSA familiarisation
- Step-by-step implant
- Understanding x-ray orientation
Target Audience: Trainees and students beginning to attend device implants.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person course
BHRS Points: TBC
Location: Watford – Medtronic Head Office
Time: 09:00 – 16:00
Email to register interest for this session
This course will provide an introduction to key concepts and cardiac device functions, including:
- Components of a device system
- Understanding lead measurements
- Pacemaker Timing
- Troubleshooting concepts
- An introduction to ICD and CRT
Target Audience: Trainees and students beginning to attend device implants and follow-ups.
Course Type: Virtual sessions
BHRS Points: TBC
Time: 09:00 -13:00
Email to register interest for this session
This course will provide an introduction to key device implant concepts, including:
- Indications for implant
- Appropriate device selection
- PSA familiarisation
- Step-by-step implant
- Understanding x-ray orientation
Target Audience: Trainees and students beginning to attend device implants.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Manchester
BHRS Points: TBC
Email to register interest for this session
The Essentials of Device Management course will give you a thorough understanding of the basic concepts of cardiac devices.
Across four virtual sessions, we will cover:
- Pacemaker, ICD & CRT algorithms
- Safety features
- Safe programming
- Common troubleshooting scenarios
Target Audience: Physiologists with some device experience looking to further their knowledge in device management.
Course Type: 4 x 3-Hour virtual sessions
BHRS Points: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 12:30
The Essentials of Remote Monitoring course focusses on practical experience with CareLink navigation.
Topics include:
- Differences between LINQ 1 and 2 events on CareLink
- Alert management
- Remote programming
- How to develop services for optimal ILR management, led by expert faculty
Target Audience: Physiologists or HCPs routinely managing device patients on CareLink.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
BHRS Points: TBC
Location: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 16:30
Using the current guidelines for brady and complex device remote management, this course will give you a thorough understanding of how alerts can be managed and optimised through CareLink. This course will cover advanced CareLink usage, tips and tricks, and focus on a variety of case studies to apply your learnings.
Target Audience: Physiologists routinely managing device patients on CareLink.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
BHRS Points: TBC
Location: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 16:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Watford
Faculty: Mr Matthew Swift - Lead Physiologist CRM - Great Western Hospital
Ms Nadiya Johal – Cardiac Physiologist – Great Western Hospital
Time: 9:30 – 16:30
BHRS Points: TBC
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Leeds
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
BHRS Points: TBC
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Leeds
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
BHRS Points: TBC
These quiz-style virtual sessions will supplement your revision for post-graduate cardiac device examinations. These case-study based questions, followed with detailed explanations, will test your knowledge of Medtronic algorithms and device features, and help identify gaps in your knowledge. We will cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of device function to the complex troubleshooting patient.
Target Audience: All HCPs that are registered to sit post-graduate cardiac device examinations (BHRS, IBHRE, EHRA).
Course Type: 3 x 90-Minute virtual session
Time: 17:00 – 18:30
BHRS Points: TBC
The Essentials of Device Management course will give you a thorough understanding of the basic concepts of cardiac devices.
Across four virtual sessions, we will cover:
- Pacemaker, ICD & CRT algorithms
- Safety features
- Safe programming
- Common troubleshooting scenarios
Target Audience: Physiologists with some device experience looking to further their knowledge in device management.
Course Type: 4 x 3-Hour virtual sessions
BHRS Points: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 12:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Leeds
Faculty: TBC
Time: 9:30 – 16:30
BHRS Points: TBC
These quiz-style virtual sessions will supplement your revision for post-graduate cardiac device examinations. These case-study based questions, followed with detailed explanations, will test your knowledge of Medtronic algorithms and device features, and help identify gaps in your knowledge. We will cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of device function to the complex troubleshooting patient.
Target Audience: All HCPs that are registered to sit post-graduate cardiac device examinations (BHRS, IBHRE, EHRA).
Course Type: 3 x 90-Minute virtual session
BHRS Points: TBC
Time: 17:00 – 18:30
The Practical Essentials of Device Management course is designed as a face-to-face follow-on course from the virtual Essentials of Device Management course.
This hands-on course will provide practical application of the theory covered in Essentials of Device Management through a variety of case studies.
Topics include:
- Troubleshooting high thresholds
- Evaluating lead fracture
- Analysing ICD therapy episodes
- Troubleshooting basic ICD discrimination and therapy issues
- CRT threshold management
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain further practical experience with device management: Band 6/7
Course Type:1-Day in-person course
BHRS Points: TBC
Location: TBC
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Watford
Faculty: TBC
Time: 9:30 – 16:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Leeds
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
These quiz-style virtual sessions will supplement your revision for post-graduate cardiac device examinations. These case-study based questions, followed with detailed explanations, will test your knowledge of Medtronic algorithms and device features, and help identify gaps in your knowledge. We will cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of device function to the complex troubleshooting patient.
Target Audience:
All HCPs that are registered to sit post-graduate cardiac device examinations (BHRS, IBHRE, EHRA).
Course Type: 3 x 90-Minute virtual session
BHRS Points: TBC
Time: 17:00 – 18:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Watford
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
The Essentials of Remote Monitoring course focusses on practical experience with CareLink navigation.
The Essentials of Remote Monitoring course focusses on practical experience with CareLink navigation.
Topics include:
- Differences between LINQ 1 and 2 events on CareLink
- Alert management
- Remote programming
- How to develop services for optimal ILR management, led by expert faculty
Target Audience: Physiologists or HCPs routinely managing device patients on CareLink.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
BHRS Points: TBC
Location: TBC
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
Using the current guidelines for brady and complex device remote management, this course will give you a thorough understanding of how alerts can be managed and optimised through CareLink. This course will cover advanced CareLink usage, tips and tricks, and focus on a variety of case studies to apply your learnings.
Target Audience: Physiologists routinely managing device patients on CareLink.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
BHRS Points: TBC
Location: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 16:30
The Experts in Device Management course allows you to take your cardiac device knowledge to the next level. Across four virtual sessions this course will provide:
- A deep-dive into pacemaker, ICD and CRT algorithms
- Complex troubleshooting scenarios via case studies
- DFT simulation
- Micra, CSP and EV-ICD algorithms
Target Audience: Physiologists competent in cardiac device management and looking for depth of knowledge enabling them to teach junior physiologists
Course Type: 4 x 3.5 Hour virtual sessions
BHRS Points: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 12:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Watford
Faculty: Mr Matthew Swift - Lead Physiologist CRM - Great Western Hospital
Ms Nadiya Johal – Cardiac Physiologist – Great Western Hospital
Time: 9:30 – 16:30
BHRS Points: TBC
The Practical Device Management for Experts course is designed as a face-to-face follow-on course from the virtual Experts in Device Management course.
This hands-on course will provide practical application of the theory covered in the virtual Experts in Device Management course through a variety of case studies and simulation.
Topics include:
- CRT optimisation
- Delivering manual therapies
- Running a DFT
- Tachy programming optimisation
- Micra AV optimisation
Target Audience: Specialist device physiologists routinely managing device patients: Band 7/8
Course Type: 1-day in-person course
BHRS Points: TBC
Location: Watford
Time: 09:00 – 16:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Leeds
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
BHRS Points: TBC
These quiz-style virtual sessions will supplement your revision for post-graduate cardiac device examinations. These case-study based questions, followed with detailed explanations, will test your knowledge of Medtronic algorithms and device features, and help identify gaps in your knowledge. We will cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of device function to the complex troubleshooting patient.
Target Audience: All HCPs that are registered to sit post-graduate cardiac device examinations (BHRS, IBHRE, EHRA).
Course Type: 3 x 90-Minute virtual session
BHRS Points: TBC
Time: 17:00 – 18:30
The Experts in Device Management course allows you to take your cardiac device knowledge to the next level. Across four virtual sessions this course will provide:
- A deep-dive into pacemaker, ICD and CRT algorithms
- Complex troubleshooting scenarios via case studies
- DFT simulation
- Micra, CSP and EV-ICD algorithms
Target Audience: Physiologists competent in cardiac device management and looking for depth of knowledge enabling them to teach junior physiologists
Course Type: 4 x 3.5 Hour virtual sessions
BHRS Points: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 12:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Leeds
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
These quiz-style virtual sessions will supplement your revision for post-graduate cardiac device examinations. These case-study based questions, followed with detailed explanations, will test your knowledge of Medtronic algorithms and device features, and help identify gaps in your knowledge. We will cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of device function to the complex troubleshooting patient.
Target Audience: All HCPs that are registered to sit post-graduate cardiac device examinations (BHRS, IBHRE, EHRA).
Course Type: 3 x 90-Minute virtual session
BHRS Points: TBC
Time: 17:00 – 18:30
The Practical Device Management for Experts course is designed as a face-to-face follow-on course from the virtual Experts in Device Management course.
This hands-on course will provide practical application of the theory covered in the virtual Experts in Device Management course through a variety of case studies and simulation.
Topics include:
- CRT optimisation
- Delivering manual therapies
- Running a DFT
- Tachy programming optimisation
- Micra AV optimisation
Target Audience: Specialist device physiologists routinely managing device patients: Band 7/8
Course Type: 1-day in-person course
BHRS Points: TBC
Location: TBC
Time: 09:00 – 16:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Watford
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Leeds
Faculty: TBC
Time:09:30 – 16:30
These quiz-style virtual sessions will supplement your revision for post-graduate cardiac device examinations. These case-study based questions, followed with detailed explanations, will test your knowledge of Medtronic algorithms and device features, and help identify gaps in your knowledge. We will cover a wide range of topics, from the basics of device function to the complex troubleshooting patient.
Target Audience: All HCPs that are registered to sit post-graduate cardiac device examinations (BHRS, IBHRE, EHRA).
Course Type: 3 x 90-Minute virtual session
BHRS Points: TBC
Time 17:00 – 18:30
This course will give you a thorough understanding of the key concepts of Conduction System Pacing, including:
- Setting up a Conduction System Pacing service
- Implant steps and measurements
- Troubleshooting the tricky implant
- Routine follow-up
- Troubleshooting common issues at follow-up
Target Audience: Physiologists looking to gain an understanding of Conduction System Pacing implant, follow-up and common troubleshooting scenarios. Ideal for those in centres who have just started, or are about to start, a Conduction System Pacing service.
Course Type: 1-Day in-person
Location: Watford
Faculty: TBC
Time: 09:30 – 16:30
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