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Dr. Sandeep Singh

  • ➤ Board Certified Non Invasive Cardiologist with over 25 years of experience
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  • ➤ Former Clinical Instructor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School
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  • ➤ Labeled as the “Best Educator” during my time as Chief Medical Resident at the University of Massachusetts
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  • ➤ Recognized as a Top Clinical Educator to Nurses and Students at Multiple Hospitals
  • ➤ Board Certified Non Invasive Cardiologist with over 25 years of experience
  • ➤ Labeled as the “Best Educator” during my time as Chief Medical Resident at the University of Massachusetts
  • ➤ Recognized as a Top Clinical Educator to Nurses at Orange Regional Medical Centre
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I will train you to become comfortable and more knowledgeable on how best to care for acute cardiac patients.
I will make you better at reading EKGs and interpreting cardiac testing.
I have trained over 1000+ nurses, physicians, and medical students for success
Numerous individuals I've mentored have successfully progressed to become esteemed nursing leaders, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners specializing in cardiology.

Are You A?

                                                                              

 

  • Medical Student
  • Nurse Practitioner
  • Physician Assistant
  • Internists and Family Practice Physician
  • Medical Resident
  • Any Provider Who Needs to Get Comfortable With The Care of Acute Cardiac Conditions

With my unique, engaging teaching style, I bring medical education to life. Unlike others, I help you 'visualize' patients and real-world scenarios, providing a comprehensive understanding of the practice that goes beyond the textbook

                                                                                           

Is something holding you back from staying composed?

  • Do you get nervous dealing with a patient who has acute shortness of breath?
  • Do you want to be more confident dealing with a patient who comes in with syncope?
  • Does a patient with chest pain make you sweat?
  • Do you want to get better at reading EKGs?
  • Do you want to learn to interpret the basics of all cardiac testing/imaging?
If so, join my course now.
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Mastering Cardiology Essentials: How To Manage Acute Cardiac Conditions

                                                      

Modules

Module 1: Chest Pain

Lesson 1: CAD

Lesson 2: Aortic Dissection

Lesson 3: Pulmonary Embolism

Lesson 4: Pericarditis

Lesson 5: Angina

Lesson 6: Non-Cardiac

Module 2: Shortness Of Breath

Lesson 1: CHF - systolic

Lesson 2: CHF - diastolic - ATTR

Lesson 3: Anginal Equivalent

Lesson 4: Anemia

Lesson 5: Aortic Stenosis

Lesson 6: Acute MR 2* chordal rupture of MVP

Lesson 7: Tamponade

Module 3: Syncope

Lesson 1: CHB Post TAVR

Lesson 2: HOCM

Lesson 3: LQTS

Module 4: Afib w RVR

Lesson 1: Young with hyperthyroid state

Lesson 2: Older person with PNA develops AF

Lesson 3: Middle age person presents with LE edema. Mild DOE. Long standing AF w reduction in LVEF

Module 5: Bradycardia, Acute Rhythm Disturbances

Lesson 1: Hyperkalemia in ESRD

Lesson 2: Addition of Amiodarone for PAF and Post conversion pauses in PAF

Lesson 3: Discharge from hospital on Coreg and Metoprolol

Module 6: Hypertensive Urgency

Lesson 1: 40 yo smoker, no prior HTN, presents severe HTN

Lesson 2: 78 yo chronic HTN

Module 7: TIA or CVA

 

Module 8: Acute MI

Lesson 1: Anterior (complications - apical aneurysm, pseudoaneurysm, apical thrombus, free wall rupture)

Lesson 2: Inferior (CHB, bradyarrhythmia, acute pap muscle rupture causing severe MR)

Lesson 3: Posterior (post MI pericarditis, Dresslers)

Module 9: Palpitations

Lesson 1: PACs, PVCs (Hormonal, TSH, Electrolyte disturbance, SVT, AFL, AF, Meds/stimulants (caffeine, pseudoephedrine)

Checklist

“Top 5 Causes Of Sudden Death 

That You Don’t Want To Miss”

                                                                                                                      

Certain medical conditions can lead to the sudden death of a patient. Here are some actions you can take to lower the risk of that happening and feel confident about your patient's condition once they've left your care.

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“Top 5 EKG Findings That You Don’t Want To Miss”

                                                                                                                      

Certain medical conditions can lead to the sudden death of a patient. These EKGs should be immediately recognisable to most providers caring for acute cardiac patients. Here are 5 classic examples that you should firmly imprint in your brain to better care for your patients and impress your colleagues.

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“Top 5 Drug InteractionsThat You Don’t Want To Miss”

                                                                                                                      

Certain medical conditions can lead to the sudden death of a patient. These EKGs should be immediately recognisable to most providers caring for acute cardiac patients. Here are 5 classic examples that you should firmly imprint in your brain to better care for your patients and impress your colleagues.

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Top 5 Drug Interactions You Never Want to Forget

                                                                                           

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Top 5 EKG Findings You Never Want To Miss

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Top 5 Acute Conditions That Could Kill Your Patient

                                                                                           

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