ECG Building Blocks - Learn from scratch & make it all make sense

Staring at an ECG strip and feeling lost is one of the most common struggles in healthcare education. You're expected to interpret ECGs in clinical settings, but most training either skips the fundamentals or throws too much at you too fast.

ECG Building Blocks takes a different approach. Instead of memorizing patterns you don't understand, this course builds your knowledge from the ground up — starting with why the heart produces electrical signals, and ending with you being able to look at an ECG strip and actually understand what you're seeing.

The course is a structured, step-by-step foundation that makes everything else in ECG interpretation click into place.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN 

✅ Heart Anatomy — The cardiac structures responsible for generating electrical activity, and why they matter for ECG interpretation

✅ Electrophysiology — How electrical impulses are generated at the cellular level, explained simply and visually

✅ The Conduction System — Follow the electrical signal from the SA node through the AV node, Bundle of His, and Purkinje fibers — and understand what happens when things go wrong

✅ ECG Recording — How a 12-lead ECG captures the heart's electrical activity, what each lead "sees," and how to set up a recording correctly

✅ ECG Deflections — P waves, QRS complexes, T waves, and intervals — what they represent, what's normal, and how to read them with confidence

What's Included

📹 5 structured video modules with clear, visual explanations

📝 Quizzes after each module to test your understanding as you go

♾️ Lifetime access — learn at your own pace, revisit anytime

🎥 2 free live Q&A sessions with the instructor — ask questions, get real-time answers, and clarify anything from the course

📱 Works on any device — watch on your phone, tablet, or computer

Who This Course Is For

This course is built for anyone who needs to understand ECGs but feels like the basics were never properly taught:

— Nursing students preparing for clinical rotations, NCLEX, or their first hospital job

— Medical students building a cardiology foundation early

— Paramedics and EMTs who need to read ECGs quickly and accurately in the field

— New graduates who feel undertrained and want to fill the gaps

No prior ECG knowledge is required. If you have a basic understanding of human anatomy, you're ready.

Why This Course Works

Most ECG resources teach you what to look for. This course teaches you why it looks that way.

When you understand the electrical basis behind each wave and interval, you stop memorizing and start actually understanding. That's the difference between someone who can pass a test and someone who can confidently interpret ECGs in real clinical situations.

Every concept builds on the one before it — no jumping ahead, no assumed knowledge, no gaps.

Frequently Asked Questions

Do I need any prior ECG knowledge? No. This course starts from the very basics and builds up systematically. It's designed for complete beginners.

How long is the course? The course contains 5 modules with video lessons, quizzes, and downloadable materials. Most students complete it in 1–2 weeks studying at their own pace.

How long do I have access? Lifetime. Once you enroll, the course is yours to revisit whenever you need it.

Can I watch on my phone? Yes. The course works on any device with a web browser.

Is this enough to interpret ECGs in clinical practice? This course gives you the foundational knowledge you need to understand what's happening on an ECG. It covers the "building blocks" — anatomy, electrophysiology, the conduction system, recording, and deflections. With this foundation, advanced topics like arrhythmias and pathology will make much more sense.

I'm an experienced nurse/paramedic. Is this too basic for me? If you've ever felt shaky on the "why" behind ECG patterns, this course will fill in those gaps. Many experienced professionals find that going back to the fundamentals transforms their understanding.