Join our expert hosts to informally discuss career development and to receive advice on opportunities within the field of heart rhythm disorders. There will be three sessions to choose - Physician, Physiologist and Nurse. Please see details below.
Registration is FREE however places are limited so please book now to avoid disappointment. Please complete the form below. Please keep a note of the date and time of the session you have registered for and ensure you arrive promptly so you can be checked in.
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Physiologists |
Mon 07 Oct, 13:30 - 15:00 |
Chairs: Ms Cristiana Monteiro, Hampshire, UK & Mrs Jennifer Cole, Oxford, UK "An opportunity to meet with experienced heads of department in cardiac physiology to ask questions or discuss career journeys and get advice about opportunities within the field of Heart Rhythm disorders. This ‘round the table’ format is informal and provides an opportunity to network with colleagues from across the country. This session was held for the first time last year and was fully booked, the positive feedback has resulted in running the session again this year." |
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Nurses |
Mon 07 Oct, 15:45 - 17:15 |
Chairs: Dr Angela Griffiths, Oxford, UK & Dr Angela Hall, Jersey, UK "Meet the expert session is an opportunity to meet with arrhythmia nurses Dr Angela Griffiths and Dr Angela Hall, who have worked for many years in the arrhythmia speciality. They are happy to discuss clinical guidance, research experience, service development and share their thoughts on any queries you may have. We ask that questions are kept relatively brief, to enable discussions around the table, with arrhythmia nurses from around the UK and beyond. A variety of views is always helpful. We have found that this type of shared learning and networking can be invaluable for new and experienced nurses alike." |
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Physicians |
Tue 08 Oct, 08:30 - 10:00 |
Chair: Dr Andrew Turley, Middlesbrough, UK "This is an opportunity to engage and network with UK cardiologists to discuss issues around StR training and the challenges of life as a newly appointed consultant. The aim is to cover the things you never had to know as a registrar in a relaxed and informal environment." |