Hemodynamics and Interventional Cardioangiology Hybrid Training Course SOLACI-CACI

We are now open for registration to the hybrid training course on Hemodynamics and Interventional Cardioangiology for Technicians and Nurses SOLACI-CACI 2025

Find all course details below.

Modality

Hybrid.

Registration

  • Start: December 10, 2024
  • Finish: February 28, 2025

Duration

Annual (March to November)

  • Senior Radiology Technicians
  • Professional Nurses
  • Nursing Graduates
  • Imaging Scientists
  • Bioimage Scientists
  • Cardiology Technicians
  • Surgical Technicians

To provide initial training and academic updates for non-medical staff involved in Hemodynamics Services.

Juan Álvarez Sevillano MD, María Bayón MD

  • Monthly synchronous online classes: one Friday per month from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
  • Biweekly asynchronous classes
  • Practical classes at CACI Simulation Center
  • Workshops at CACI Simulation Center (4 annual workshops)
  • Practical sessions at Hemodynamics Services (30 hours)
  • 70% class attendance
  • Pass 2 online midterm exams

  • Degree or degree in process
  • CV
  • ID (Front and back)

  • Basic notions of Cardiocirculatory Anatomy and Physiology
  • Cath Lab Equipment
  • Cath Lab Monitoring (EKG/ BP/ oxygen saturation)
  • Health radiophysics and radioprotection
  • Patient flow in the Cath Lab
  • Access routes
  • Contrast media
  • Material preparation and sterilization
  • Interventions in Heart Disease I: Diagnosis
  • Interventions in Heart Disease II: Therapy
  • Interventions in Structural Heart Disease
  • Interventions in Peripheral Artery Disease
  • Interventions in Carotid Artery Disease and Neurointervention
  • Miscellaneous
  • Arrhythmias, Electrophysiology, and Pacemakers

CACI Teaching Committee: Medical Doctors Juan Arellano, María Bayón, Dionisio Chambre, Alejandro Cherro, Amalia Descalzo, Guillermo Migliaro, Juan Álvarez Sevillano, Ernesto Torresani. 

✔️ Two initial modules covering the basic concepts of working in a Cath Lab.

✔️ Six specific modules addressing diseases and vascular territories, each organized around angiographic anatomy, drugs, catheters, devices, etc.

✔️ A module on Electrophysiology and Pacemakers, focused on the basic aspects of the conduction system, its pathology, and current treatments


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