Can you identify this rhythym?
The heart speaks. Nurses listen.
Elevate your ECG skills with ECG Made Easy!
Nursing students, alumni, and experienced nurses:
Want to get a head start in your nursing career or refresh your knowledge of ECGs? If so ECG Made Easy is your answer!
Want to get a head start in your nursing career or refresh your knowledge of ECGs? If so ECG Made Easy is your answer!
Don’t waste time looking at impersonal pre-recorded videos.
Attend a live, interactive online class on ECG recognition and interpretation taught by a board-certified nurse educator experienced in professional development and critical care!
Benefits include:
1. Personal and Engaging interactions
2. Immediate answers to your questions
3. Abundant practice with rhythm strips
Content includes:
1. Common dysrhythmias
2. Heart blocks
3. Cardiac pacemakers.
*Must know cardiac A&P before
attending class.
Join me on this educational journey to make ECG recognition and interpretation a part of your nursing practice in school, after graduation, and beyond.
(Register on the "Events" page. You will
then receive via email your Zoom class
invitation and class notes.)
Questions? Email: karen@ecgmadeeasy.com
DISCLAIMER:
The "Introduction to ECG Recognition and Interpretation" class is for informational purposes only. This class does not provide certification or evidence of competence in rhythm recognition and interpretation. You must meet your employers' requirements for ECG competence. These can include class attendance, achieving a passing grade on an ECG test, and successful completion of a competency check-off list. On-going competency will be based on institutional policies.
Attend a live, interactive online class on ECG recognition and interpretation taught by a board-certified nurse educator experienced in professional development and critical care!
Benefits include:
1. Personal and Engaging interactions
2. Immediate answers to your questions
3. Abundant practice with rhythm strips
Content includes:
1. Common dysrhythmias
2. Heart blocks
3. Cardiac pacemakers.
*Must know cardiac A&P before
attending class.
Join me on this educational journey to make ECG recognition and interpretation a part of your nursing practice in school, after graduation, and beyond.
(Register on the "Events" page. You will
then receive via email your Zoom class
invitation and class notes.)
Questions? Email: karen@ecgmadeeasy.com
DISCLAIMER:
The "Introduction to ECG Recognition and Interpretation" class is for informational purposes only. This class does not provide certification or evidence of competence in rhythm recognition and interpretation. You must meet your employers' requirements for ECG competence. These can include class attendance, achieving a passing grade on an ECG test, and successful completion of a competency check-off list. On-going competency will be based on institutional policies.
Events
For a limited time, enter coupon code 536771 for a discount on the registration fee. There are NO Refunds. To send an email and reschedule the class, complete the "Contact" page on the website.Read More
- Date: 5/6/2025 02:00 PM - 5/6/2025 06:00 PM
- Location Online Event
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| Title | Date | Day | |
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| Introduction to ECG Recognition and Interpretation | 01 May 2025 | Thursday | Online Event |
Contact
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About
Karen Batcheller MSN, RN, NPD-BC, CCRN
My teaching adventure began in 2008. My clinical experience was in critical care and post-anesthesia care. I wanted to stay in the acute care education environment, so I obtained my Masters degree in nursing education and certification in nursing professional development. After a fruitful full-time career in nursing, I retired in 2022.
I continue to work as a per diem education coordinator at a Level 3 trauma center. My responsibilities include preparing new nurse graduates for professional practice and supporting staff nurses in their professional development.
Of all the classes I have facilitated, I have always loved teaching ECG interpretation the best.
My primary goal in teaching the "Introduction to ECG Recognition and Interpretation" class is to help you with part of your transition to professional practice and share my enthusiasm and love of ECGs!
My teaching adventure began in 2008. My clinical experience was in critical care and post-anesthesia care. I wanted to stay in the acute care education environment, so I obtained my Masters degree in nursing education and certification in nursing professional development. After a fruitful full-time career in nursing, I retired in 2022.
I continue to work as a per diem education coordinator at a Level 3 trauma center. My responsibilities include preparing new nurse graduates for professional practice and supporting staff nurses in their professional development.
Of all the classes I have facilitated, I have always loved teaching ECG interpretation the best.
My primary goal in teaching the "Introduction to ECG Recognition and Interpretation" class is to help you with part of your transition to professional practice and share my enthusiasm and love of ECGs!
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About
Karen Batcheller MSN, RN, NPD-BC, CCRN
My teaching adventure began in 2008. My clinical experience was in critical care and post-anesthesia care. I wanted to stay in the acute care education environment, so I obtained my Masters degree in nursing education and certification in nursing professional development. After a fruitful full-time career in nursing, I retired in 2022.
I continue to work as a per diem education coordinator at a Level 3 trauma center. My responsibilities include preparing new nurse graduates for professional practice and supporting staff nurses in their professional development.
Of all the classes I have facilitated, I have always loved teaching ECG interpretation the best.
My primary goal in teaching the "Introduction to ECG Recognition and Interpretation" class is to help you with part of your transition to professional practice and share my enthusiasm and love of ECGs!
My teaching adventure began in 2008. My clinical experience was in critical care and post-anesthesia care. I wanted to stay in the acute care education environment, so I obtained my Masters degree in nursing education and certification in nursing professional development. After a fruitful full-time career in nursing, I retired in 2022.
I continue to work as a per diem education coordinator at a Level 3 trauma center. My responsibilities include preparing new nurse graduates for professional practice and supporting staff nurses in their professional development.
Of all the classes I have facilitated, I have always loved teaching ECG interpretation the best.
My primary goal in teaching the "Introduction to ECG Recognition and Interpretation" class is to help you with part of your transition to professional practice and share my enthusiasm and love of ECGs!