New to EP?

Start with the right sequence.

You do not need to learn every mapping system or device menu first. Build a transferable EP foundation, then layer technology on top.

Start here first

Orientation — Understand the EP world

Before learning signals and intervals, understand what electrophysiology is, what happens in the lab, and how physicians, technologists, nurses, anesthesia professionals, and clinical specialists work together.

What Is Electrophysiology? →

Phase 1 — Learn the language of EP

1. Cardiac Conduction

Know the normal activation pathway.

Begin →

2. Surface ECG

Describe what you can see from outside the heart.

Continue →

3. Intracardiac EGMs

Connect catheter position with local activation.

Continue →

Phase 2 — Learn how EP asks questions

4. EP Intervals

Use timing to localize conduction.

Open →

5. Pacing Fundamentals

Understand stimulus → response reasoning.

Open →

6. Arrhythmia Mechanisms

Understand automaticity, triggered activity and reentry.

Open →

Phase 3 — Layer on technology

Mapping & Ablation

Learn how signals and timing become a 3D strategy.

Start mapping course →

Cardiac Devices

Build a structured model for pacing, sensing, therapy and troubleshooting.

Start device course →

Phase 4 — Become technology-ready

Learn → Understand → Evaluate → Integrate → Verify

Use the same thinking when your lab adopts a new mapping platform, PFA system, device workflow or AI-enabled tool.