Cardiology Courses
Fifteen programmes. One standard.
From your first transthoracic view to reporting a prosthetic valve. From a systematic ECG sequence to a six-month board plan. Every course is written and taught by practising clinicians, capped for interaction, and certified on completion.
Designed around a working doctor’s week
You are on call, you have a list, and you have a family. The format assumes all three.
Live online or self-paced
Attend the live cohort, or take the recordings at your own pace. Both routes carry the same assessment and the same certificate.
Capped cohorts
Live cohorts are intake-limited so that questions get answered and cases get argued, rather than typed into a void.
Lifetime access
Enrol once and keep the material — including the updates when the guidelines change.
Assessed & certified
Each course ends with an image-based or case-based assessment and a certificate of completion carrying your name and the date.
Seven tracks, fifteen courses
Pick a track and work through it, or take a single workshop. Nothing is a prerequisite for anything else unless it says so.
Echocardiography — Beginner
Ultrasound physics and knobology, probe handling, the standard TTE views, and simple functional assessment you can rely on from the first scan.
Echocardiography — Intermediate
Quantitative LV and RV measurement, diastolic function, valvular quantification and the discipline of a reproducible report.
Echocardiography — Advanced & Comprehensive Reporting
Complex and prosthetic valves, advanced haemodynamics, strain imaging, and reporting that stands up in an MDT.
Essential ECG Interpretation for Clinicians
A systematic reading sequence — rate, rhythm, axis, intervals, ischaemia — and the common pitfalls that catch experienced clinicians.
ECG in Acute Coronary Syndromes & Emergencies
STEMI, STEMI equivalents, NSTEMI patterns, de Winter, Wellens, posterior and right ventricular infarction — read under time pressure.
Arrhythmia & Conduction Disorder Workshop
Recognition and management of SVT, VT, atrial fibrillation and AV block, with practical algorithms you can use on call.
Heart Failure — Practical Management
Four-pillar therapy translated into real prescribing, titration schedules, device indications and the decisions that actually change mortality.
Cardiomyopathies — Echo & Clinical Integration
Dilated, hypertrophic, restrictive and infiltrative disease — where the echo, the ECG, the MRI and the history have to agree.
Cardiology for ICU & Emergency Physicians
Shock classification, bedside echo, tamponade, acute RV failure and pulmonary embolism — cardiology as it presents at 3 a.m.
Perioperative & Anaesthesia Cardiac Assessment
Pre-operative risk stratification, intra-operative haemodynamics, and when to delay an operation rather than optimise a patient.
Basics of Paediatric Echocardiography
Segmental anatomy, the sequential approach, and the congenital lesions a general echocardiographer must not miss.
Cardiology High-Yield Review — USMLE / PLAB / NEET-SS / DM
Structured, high-yield revision mapped to the major examination blueprints, paired with the Academy question bank and a six-month study plan.
Image-Based Cardiology & Echo MCQ Course
Visual learning through ECGs, echo loops and angiographic stills, assessed with exam-style multiple-choice questions.
Valve Disease Masterclass
Mitral, aortic and tricuspid disease assessed as one problem — severity grading, timing of intervention, and the trials that set the thresholds.
ACS & Chest Pain Pathway Workshop
Structured chest-pain pathways for the emergency department and the ward, from triage troponin to catheter lab activation.
Not sure where to start? Read the left column.
| If this is you… | Start here | Time to commit |
|---|---|---|
| Intern, house officer or new resident | Essential ECG Interpretation, then Echocardiography Beginner | 1 weekend + 3 weeks |
| Physician who reports occasional echoes | Echocardiography Intermediate | 3–6 weeks |
| Cardiology trainee heading for boards | Cardiology High-Yield Review + Image-Based MCQ Course | 4–8 weeks |
| Intensivist or emergency physician | Cardiology for ICU & Emergency Physicians | 2–3 days |
| Anaesthetist assessing cardiac risk | Perioperative & Anaesthesia Cardiac Assessment | 1–2 days |
| Consultant refreshing valve practice | Valve Disease Masterclass | 1–2 days |
| Paediatrician or general sonographer | Basics of Paediatric Echocardiography | 2–4 days |
| Consultant who wants a full echo pathway | All three echocardiography levels in sequence | 3–5 months |
Dr. A M Thirugnanam
MD, MSICP, FSCAI, Ph.D. — Senior Interventional Cardiologist
Every course, textbook and CME session published by the Academy is written, reviewed and signed off by a practising senior interventional cardiologist — not by a content team. That is the whole reason the Academy exists: teaching material that survives contact with a real cath lab, a real ICU and a real board examination.
- Interventional Cardiology
- Complex PCI
- Structural Heart
- Medical Education
- Author & Researcher
What that means for you
- Landmark trials cited by name — SYNTAX, EXCEL, ISCHEMIA, PARTNER, COAPT, TWILIGHT
- Guideline updates folded in within weeks, not editions
- Case material drawn from 35+ countries
- Every clinical page carries a named author and review date
What arrives in your account on day one
Session recordings
Every live session recorded and indexed by topic.
Course handbook
A written handbook, not a slide dump — searchable and printable.
Question bank access
Course-matched MCQs with worked explanations.
Reporting templates
Structured templates for echo, stress and pre-operative reports.
Discussion access
A cohort channel where cases and disagreements get worked out.
Certificate of completion
Issued in your name with the date and the assessed hours.
Enquire about a course
Tell us the course, your grade and your city. We reply within three working days with the next cohort date, the fee in your currency and the enrolment link.
Before you enrol
Academy courses carry a certificate of completion stating the assessed hours. Formal CME accreditation varies by country and by council; check the certificate against your own council’s requirements before claiming credit.
No. Roughly half of every echo and ECG cohort is made up of physicians, intensivists, anaesthetists, emergency doctors and cardiac nursing leads.
Take the live cohort if you want your own images and cases reviewed. Take self-paced if your rota makes a fixed weekly slot unrealistic. The certificate is identical.
Fees are quoted in US dollars and processed in INR through Razorpay. Your card issuer applies the conversion; we do not add a surcharge.
Yes — every membership tier carries member pricing on every course. If you are planning to take two or more courses, membership usually costs less than the discount it saves you.
Yes. Institutional cohorts are run on your dates, on site or online, with the case material adapted to your case mix. Contact us for a proposal.
Recordings are posted within 48 hours and stay in your account permanently. Nothing expires.
Yes — a full refund is available up to seven days after the cohort starts, provided you have not downloaded the full handbook. See the refund policy.
The next cohort will fill. Yours does not have to be the one after.
Enrol in a course, or take the whole pathway with member pricing.