Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology Practice 2026

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Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology Practice 2026

Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology Practice 2026 — a 4-day comprehensive cardiovascular review from Mayo Clinic faculty. Covering CV assessment, ECG, ischemic heart disease, heart rhythm disorders, heart failure, valvular disease, and hands-on POCUS workshop. Designed for APPs, physicians, and primary care providers.

Day Course

40+

Sessions

POCUS

Hands-On Workshop

2026

Edition

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Course Details

Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology Practice 2026

Original Dates: April 13 – April 16, 2026 • Live + recorded • Mayo Clinic faculty

About Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology 2026

Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology Practice 2026 brings together leading experts in cardiovascular disease for an in-depth review of the most important fundamentals and recent advancements in cardiovascular medicine. The course covers key topics and developments to ensure healthcare professionals are equipped with the latest knowledge to deliver the highest quality of care and achieve optimal patient outcomes.

Attendees gain essential updates and actionable recommendations that can be immediately incorporated into clinical practice. This Mayo Clinic Cardiology 2026 program is designed for both advanced healthcare professionals and primary care providers, offering a wide range of cardiovascular topics to enhance clinical expertise — including a unique hands-on POCUS scanning workshop with rotating stations.

Why Choose Mayo Clinic Cardiology 2026

✓ Mayo Clinic faculty — world-renowned experts in cardiovascular medicine
✓ 4 full days of structured content across all major CV topics
✓ POCUS hands-on workshop — parasternal long/short axis, subcostal, apical 4-chamber
✓ 40+ sessions covering CV assessment, ischemic disease, rhythm, HF, valvular
✓ Case-based learning with illustrative scenarios from daily practice
✓ Lifetime offline access for ongoing clinical reference

Learning Objectives

🎯 Upon Completion You Will Be Able To

✓ Recognize ECG findings of common arrhythmias

✓ Apply new guidelines on a spectrum of cardiovascular diseases

✓ Discuss new and current pharmacologic therapy in cardiovascular medicine

✓ Apply current guidelines for the management of heart failure

✓ Discuss coronary syndromes utilizing patient presentation and diagnostic testing

✓ Identify appropriate patients for structural interventions

✓ Describe when to refer for advanced valve therapies

Complete 4-Day Curriculum

📅 Day 1 — Monday, April 13, 2026 — Foundations & Ischemic Heart Disease

Foundations in CV Assessment

Cardiovascular Assessment and Exam — Leslie Janik, APRN

ECG Interpretation 101 — Emily Rueter, PA-C

Interesting Cases: What Can Echo Do For You + Interpreting the Echo Report — Dr. Brian Shapiro

Introduction to Other Imaging Modalities — Dr. Prajwal Reddy

Ischemic Heart Disease

Interpreting the Coronary Angiogram — Justine Reuter, PA-C

Acute Coronary Syndrome — Dr. Charles Cannan

Complications of Myocardial Infarction — Dr. Michael Gharacholou

Management of Chronic Coronary Disease — Dr. Charles Cannan

MINOCA: Case Studies — Dr. Michael Gharacholou

Special Topics

Healthy Living: How Not to Die — Dr. Fred Kusumoto

Should Everyone Be On GLP-1? — Dr. Kyla Lara-Breitinger

Cardio-Obstetrics: CV Health in Pregnancy — Dr. David Majdalany

Preoperative Evaluation for Non-Cardiac Surgery — Dr. Brian Shapiro

📅 Day 2 — Tuesday, April 14, 2026 — Heart Rhythm & POCUS Workshop

Early Bird: Cardiovascular Clues — Key Physical Signs You Shouldn’t Miss

Heart Rhythm I

Wide Complex Tachycardia Interpretation — Dr. Win-Kuang Shen

Ambulatory Monitoring 101 — Dr. Dan Sorajja

Atrial Fibrillation: Rate & Rhythm Control Pearls — Dr. Win-Kuang Shen

Stroke Prevention for AFib: Anticoagulation and LAAO — Dr. Fred Kusumoto

Heart Rhythm II

Syncope: When to Worry — Dr. Win-Kuang Shen

POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) — Dr. Dan Sorajja

Basics of Pacemakers — Dr. Fred Kusumoto

Ablation and Post-Ablation Care — Melanie Blair, APRN

Illustrative Cases & Hypertension

Cardioversion: When 200 Joules Is Not Enough — Dr. Dan Sorajja

Anticoagulation: GI Bleed — Dr. Fred Kusumoto

Lifestyle Interventions & HTN Management — Drs. Lara-Breitinger & S. Reddy

🔬 Hands-On POCUS Workshop — Rotating Stations Every 30 Minutes

Parasternal Long Axis — Drs. Parikh & P. Reddy

Parasternal Short Axis — Drs. Shipman & Majdalany

Subcostal — Dr. Lara-Breitinger

Apical 4-Chamber — Dr. Shapiro

📅 Day 3 — Wednesday, April 15, 2026 — Heart Failure

Early Bird: Heart Failure — Definitions and Nomenclature — Dr. Paul McKie

Heart Failure I

Approach to Working Up New Systolic Heart Failure — Jackson Hermanson, PA-C

Foundations of Systolic Heart Failure Management — Dr. Shannon Dunlay

HFpEF (Preserved Ejection Fraction) — Dr. Omar Abou Ezzeddine

Hospitalized Heart Failure Management — Dr. Paul McKie

When to Refer for Advanced Therapies — Dr. Shannon Dunlay

Heart Failure II — Cardiomyopathies

Cardiac Amyloidosis — Dr. Omar Abou Ezzeddine

Advanced Imaging for Cardiomyopathy — Dr. Prajwal Reddy

Hypertrophic Cardiomyopathy — Jane Linderbaum, APRN

Myocarditis — Michelle Alland, APRN

Pericardial Disease — Dr. Prajwal Reddy

📅 Day 4 — Thursday, April 16, 2026 — Valvular Heart Disease & Special Topics

Early Bird: Diabetes and Heart Disease — Dr. Satyajit Reddy

Valvular Heart Disease

Murmurs Decoded: Clinical Clues — Jane Linderbaum, APRN

Valvular Regurgitation: Presentation, Diagnosis, Evaluation — Dr. Pragnesh Parikh

Aortic Stenosis: Presentation, Diagnosis, Evaluation — Dr. Justin Shipman

Valvular Heart Disease: When to Watch and When to Fix — Dr. Pragnesh Parikh

Special Topics

Adult Congenital Heart Disease — Dr. Francois Marcotte

Sports Cardiology — Dr. Satyajit Reddy

Aortopathies — Dr. Francois Marcotte

Who Should Take Mayo Clinic Cardiology 2026

This Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology Practice 2026 program is designed for advanced practice professionals, nurses, physicians, and allied health staff seeking up-to-date, practical information in cardiovascular medicine. Fellows in training and recent graduates will also find the content highly relevant, with a focus on real-world strategies to enhance patient care and improve clinical outcomes.

Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology Practice 2026

Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology Practice 2026

About Mayo Clinic Foundations in Cardiology 2026

Why Choose Mayo Clinic Cardiology 2026

Learning Objectives

Complete 4-Day Curriculum

Who Should Take Mayo Clinic Cardiology 2026

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