Educational Grant in Cardiac Electrophysiology

Educational Grant in Cardiac Electrophysiology R esearch and development of innovative projects in cardiac electrophysiology An applied program which will take place in the Division of Electrophysiology and Electro Stimulation Humanitas Research Hospital, Rozzano, Milano, Italy Role for 1 clinician, whose tasks will include ward activities and development of innovative projects in the cardiac electrophysiology settings. The contribution will be used for a fellowship aimed at completing and improving the training course, alongside expert arrhythmologists, of a young doctor specialized in cardiology, in the field of electrophysiology and electrostimulation both for clinical and scientific aspects in order to optimize the management of affected patients from cardiac arrhythmias and heart failure. Program The physician identified will work alongside experts in arrhythmology in outpatient and Operating Theater activities and complete the following training course: Optimization of diagnostic and ECG interpretation in patients recovering from arrhythmic disturbances, with the goal of improving early detection and management of rhythm disorders. Syncope, electrical treatment, pacemaker implant techniques and outpatient Fu. Supraventricular Tachycardias and Ablative treatment Ablative treatment of Atrial fibrillation. Use of cardiac imaging integrated with electro-anatomical maps which represent an innovation to be optimize transcatheter ablation procedures. Outpatient follow-up management and through remote monitoring systems. Treatment of patients suffering from serious cardiac arrhythmias, subject to device implants, trans-catheter ablation and follow-up management. Period: 12 months Regulations: the applicant must be graduated in MD and Cardiology Specialization, according to Italian rules/regulations. Young MD Cardiologist of age under 40 years old, with experience in Arrhythmia management, a high level of English language and a foreign experience. Organized by: Dr. Massimo Tritto, IRCCS Humanitas Mirasole S.p.A., Dept. of Electrophysiology and Electro Stimulation