Coronary Programs
Master The Complex™
- Clinical cases are increasingly challenging
- Skill development is necessary to increase proficiency in complex PCI procedures
- Specialized training and expert clinical support will help optimize revascularization
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Course Name | Location | Attendee Type | Max Number of Attendees | |
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Fellows Programs | Fellows 101 | Varies | 3rd year fellows | 140 |
Rotablator Certification | Online /On-site in Physician's Lab | Physicians Fellows |
N/A | |
Fellows Focus (Topical Learnings) | On-site in Physician's Lab | Fellows | N/A | |
Fellows MASTERS for Transition to Practice | Varies | 4th or final year fellows | 60 | |
Complex PCI Programs | Local Educational Programs | On-site in Physician's Lab/Local Restaurant | Fellows Physicians Nurses Techs |
N/A |
Foundations of CTO: Master the Complex | Varies | Physicians Fellows Nurses/Techs with their Physician |
50 | |
Observational Preceptorship: Complex PCI | Varies | Physicians Fellows |
3-5 |
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Observational Preceptorship: "The Rota Course" | New York, NY | Physicians Fellows |
10 |
Fellows 101
Intended Audience
- 3rd year Fellows who have identified their desire to train as an Interventional Cardiologist
Course Objective
- Providing fundamental knowledge on interventional procedures and products available prior to starting their interventional cardiology training
Rotablator System Certification Training
Techniques and Therapies Using the Rotablator Atherectomy System
Physicians must complete the following requirements for Rotablator System Certification:
- Complete Rotablator System Didactic training – now online
- Complete Wet Heart training with Boston Scientific Representative
- Complete 3 proctored cases
- Fellows can complete their training during their fellowship
- Practicing physicians must complete 3 cases with a Rotablator System certified proctor
Rotablator System Online Didactic Training
Fellows Focus (Topical Learnings)
- Fostering ongoing skill development through technology education during fellowship training programs
- Support of RotablatorTM System Certification Program
Intended Audience
- 4th-year fellows in training at IC fellowship programs
Where Offered
- Conducted at the fellows training facility, presented by a Boston Scientific representative
Course Objectives
- Educate fellows on safe and effective use of BSC products used during interventional procedures
Fellows MASTERS
For Transition to Practice
Intended Audience
- 4th year Interventional Cardiology Fellows who will transition to their interventional practice
Course Objectives
- Describe the fundamentals of complex coronary interventions and assess indications and limitations of current treatment methods
- Understand the advanced concepts, techniques, and treatment strategies for coronary, structural heart, and peripheral interventions
- Recognize best practices in clinical decision making; including patient selection, diagnosis, and case management of arterial and venous disease
- Identify and develop key analytical and procedural skills through in-depth case review, panel discussion, and hands-on training
Local Educational Programs
Intended Audience
- Fellows
- Interventional Cardiologists
- Nurses
- Technologists
Foundations of CTO: Master the Complex
Intended Audience
- Interventional Cardiologists
- Fellows
- Lead Nurse or Tech with their Physician*
*6.75 CE Credits for Nurse/Tech
Course Objectives
- Understand the fundamentals of complex coronary intervention
- Explain the rationale for PCI in patients with complex coronary disease
- Know what tools are available for optimizing PCI outcomes
- Comprehend the basics of CTO‑PCI and the Hybrid Algorithm technique
- Recognize the steps to building a complex coronary revascularization program
Observational Preceptorship: Complex PCI
Intended Audience
- Interventional Cardiologists
- Fellows
Course Objectives
- Understand the application and problem solving requirements needed to address complex coronary disease
- Know what tools are available for optimizing PCI outcomes
- Gain expertise and confidence in devices and procedural decision factors
Observational Preceptorship: "The Rota Course"
Intended Audience
- Interventional Cardiologists
- Fellows
Course Objectives
- Understand the application of rotational atherectomy and problem solving requirements needed to address complex coronary disease
- Know what tools are available for optimizing PCI outcomes using rotational atherectomy