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Return of The Blog
Return of The Blog
Here we are in OCTOBER! What the heck just happened? I have been busy and neglectful of The Blog.
However, as energy ebbs and flows, so does the writing process. Tonight I am only here to give an update and let you know more important EP, Cardiology, and personal skill development for the Allied Health Professional is on the way!
Stay tuned.
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Fall Double Feature Courses
Fall Double Feature Courses
It is great to share our Fall Double Feature mini-courses with you! I promise I like to stay positive most of the time, but this Georgia heat is making it so hard! In trying to keep you andme smiling until the Summer heat breaks into Fall leaves, I decided to bundle up a Fall line up of cardiac electrophysiology courses. Lots of people were talking about bringing back the drive -in due to Covid,…
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How do you Manage Patients using Intrinsic Promotion Algorithms?
How do you Manage Patients using Intrinsic Promotion Algorithms?
Eric G Singh is an Arrhythmia Specialist at Orlando Health, and is passionate about cardiac pacing, defibrillation, and resynchronization therapies.
This article provides an introduction and discussion to those interested in understanding algorithms used in pacemakers and defibrillators to manage RV pacing in the device clinic. The information in this article is in regards to my own opinions…
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Brave
I just saw a post on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/reginagkiefer/ of a woman on the center of the stair case at Fort Canning Park, Singapore. The caption read “Brave Lady”. I thought to myself, ‘as most ladies are’; brave that is.
This morning I, Baseline Intervals, taught a course on 3D Cardiac anatomy especially related to significant EP structures. The turn out was good and there…
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Glowacki-Sommers vs Todd
Over my 30 years in healthcare, I have had a variety of jobs. My initial training was a hospital based radiology technologist program. After that, my next ‘big break’ was in special procedures ~ what’s now called Vascular and Interventional Radiology. Our cases were GSW arteriograms, port placement, dialysis access management, biopsies, drainages, carotids and cerebral arteriograms. I loved the…
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Most lab techs really want to be scrubbing in cases, getting the quick turn around times, and talking about the last STEMI. Most techs that gravitate to Cardiac Catheterization, EP, Vascular or Int…
How to be considered a Valued employee in a procedure area.
My online course launched!
Cardiac Electrophysiology for Allied Professionals
This blog is about cardiac electrophysiology for allied health professionals. The cool thing about the EP Lab is that anyone from any background can work there. This is one situation where diversity really pays off! The uniting factor is the curiosity about cardiac electrophysiology! SO nurses, respiratory therapists, paramedics, radiology techs, cardiovascular interventional technologists, and surgical scrub techs all belong under the same department.