Beyond Day 1
The Beyond Day 1 podcast series will provide guidance on personal and career advice for graduating fellows and early career electrophysiologists on how to transition into practice, as well as how to navigate those first few years within their clinics - from Day 1 and beyond.
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Luminary Series with Dr. Amin Al-Ahmad (opens the original)
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What has Dr. Amin Al-Ahmad learned through his experiences as an EP that he wishes every fellow and early-career electrophysiologist understood? In this episode of Beyond Day One, host Gaurav Upadhyay, MD sits down with Dr. Al-Ahmad for an uncommonly honest look at the real-world shift into independent Electrophysiology practice. From navigating his early career moves across the country, to the challenging aspects of clinical practice, Dr. Al-Ahmad opens up about the moments that shaped his appr
Luminary Series with Dr. George J. Klein (Part 2) (opens the original)
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How do you build a legacy in electrophysiology that outlasts your clinical career? In Part 2 of our Luminary Series conversation with Dr. George J. Klein, the EP icon shifts focus from the history of the lab to the future of the field: mentorship, team culture, and crafting a high-impact, sustainable career. Beyond mastering catheter maneuvers, what really separates exceptional EPs from the rest? Tune in to discover: The High-Tech Trap: Why Dr. Klein worries today's fellows rely too heavily on 3
Luminary Series with Dr. George J. Klein (Part 1) (opens the original)
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What does it take to stand at the edge of a medical revolution and build a specialty from the ground up? In the debut episode of Beyond Day 1: Luminary Series, we sit down with EP pioneer Dr. George J. Klein to trace the high-stakes evolution of modern cardiac electrophysiology. Long before digital mapping systems and sophisticated catheters existed, Dr. Klein and a small group of visionaries were manually mapping pathways, pioneering surgical techniques, and rethinking how we diagnose unexplain
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