Born from the reality of critical care
In the emergency room there is an instant when everything converges on the monitor. A trace appears and the team waits for the reading from whoever knows. There is no time to look it up, and no room to hesitate.
The rhythms that decide the most are, precisely, the ones you see the least. A torsades, a fine ventricular fibrillation, a complete block — months can pass without them showing up. And when they do, they give no warning. Nobody prepares for what they almost never meet.
My ECG Academy was born from a group of healthcare professionals working in critical care, who knew this gap from the inside. The intent is simple: a place where those rhythms can be seen as many times as needed, where decisions are trained without consequences, and from which you reach the real moment with your eye already trained.