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ABOUT ME

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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TIERS

Silver - Knowledge

Course + Community

Mastering Cardiology Community

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Gold - Practice

Course + Community + Access To 5 Group Zoom Calls Each One Lasting For 1,5 Hours

In the group zoom calls, we will review recent cases that i have encountered in my current clinical practice that will further enhance and reinforce the concepts discussed in the course. We can also review clinical problems that you have encountered and help you work through those difficulties to help you improve your approach to difficult cardiac conditions.

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Platinum - Mentorship

Course + Community + Access To 5 Group Zoom Calls + 10 Hours Coaching With Dr. Sandeep Singh

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