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EB Medicine Expands The EKG Course
for Urgent Care and Emergency Medicine Clinicians

Responding to clinician and enterprise customer requests, EB Medicine updates one of its most popular self-paced EKG courses for urgent care and emergency medicine

ATLANTA — August 26, 2026 — EB Medicine today announced an updated version of The EKG Course, one of its most popular self-paced training courses, following requests from urgent care and emergency medicine clinicians and enterprise customers. The nine-module program, which has helped thousands strengthen their EKG interpretation skills, now includes an audio-only version of every module for easier completion and review around demanding clinical schedules.

EKG interpretation is among the highest-stakes skills in acute care and one of the more challenging to master and apply consistently. Clinicians need more than recognition of individual findings; they need a reliable process for connecting tracing patterns to the patient’s presentation and determining the appropriate next step.

Because EB Medicine works closely with both individual clinicians and enterprise customers, it can respond to clinicians’ learning needs while supporting the training priorities of clinical organizations. Those relationships help shape ongoing updates to its educational library and support more consistent standards across clinical teams. The EKG Course addresses that need with evidence-based instruction, actual EKGs, guided explanations, repeated practice, and cases ranging from innocuous findings to rare, life-threatening patterns.

“Clinicians have long valued the practical, case-based approach of The EKG Course. We made these updates because excellent education also has to fit the realities of clinical practice,” said Suzanne Verity, publisher at EB Medicine. “By adding audio-only options and preserving flexible, lifetime access, we are making it easier for clinicians to build a consistent interpretation process, reinforce difficult concepts, and return to the material whenever they need a refresher.”

Taught by Jennifer Carlquist, PA-C, the nine-module course moves from foundational EKG terminology, 12-lead equipment, cardiac anatomy, waveforms, and intervals to arrhythmias, chief-complaint-based interpretation, dangerous T-wave findings, case studies, and practice exercises. Carlquist has practiced primarily in cardiology and emergency medicine for 15 years, began her career as a paramedic, and has created and delivered cardiology education including her 30-Day EKG Challenge. She has also served as faculty at the California Urgent Care Association conference and written case studies for the Urgent Care Association.

The enhanced course includes:

  • Nine high-yield video modules with transcripts, each now accompanied by an audio-only version
  • A practical 10-step process for reading EKGs consistently and connecting findings to common chief complaints
  • More than 17 case studies, plus expert-guided deconstruction of 20 challenging, real-life EKGs
  • A downloadable workbook with print-ready practice worksheets for hands-on interpretation and markup
  • CME credit

Learners can complete the course on their own schedule, pausing and returning without having to finish the full course—or even an individual module—in one sitting. Enrollment includes lifetime access to the course, allowing participants to revisit the videos, audio versions, transcripts, cases, and practice materials as often as needed.

“This was an excellent course. I must say that it is the best EKG course I have ever taken. I was actually engaged and eager to learn. The instructor was excellent,” said Jennifer Pugh, NP.

The EKG Course is available for $249. Special group pricing is also available for organizations seeking a more consistent approach to EKG interpretation across their clinical teams. For more information or to enroll, visit ebmedicine.net/the-ekg-course.

EB Medicine designates The EKG Course for a maximum of 5 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™. The course is also eligible for 5 Category 2-B hours by the American Osteopathic Association. CME credit for the course is available through April 1, 2029.

EB Medicine is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME®) to provide continuing medical education for physicians. In July 2026, EB Medicine was reaccredited through July 31, 2030, extending an uninterrupted accreditation that began in 2000.

About EB Medicine

For more than 25 years, EB Medicine has been the industry standard in continuing clinical education for emergency and urgent care providers. With a focus on evidence-based, practical, and high-impact resources, EB Medicine equips acute care clinicians with the tools they need to make confident decisions in high-stakes environments. Their peer-reviewed publications and courses are trusted by thousands of clinicians nationwide. For more information, visit ebmedicine.net.

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