The course is built for physicians, PAs, NPs, medical students, nurses, residents, and even experienced providers who want to solidify their interpretation skills. Whether you’re a complete beginner or already reading ECGs clinically, the curriculum adapts to your level and fills in the gaps you didn’t know you had.

Most ECG courses rely on memorization. ECG in 21 Days teaches interpretation the right way—through an anatomical, physiology-first framework that makes every ECG finding intuitive and logical. Instead of guessing patterns, you learn exactly why each waveform appears the way it does.

No. The course starts at the true fundamentals and progressively builds to expert-level concepts. If you’ve felt lost with ECGs in the past, this course is here to finally make everything click.

Yes—if you follow the curriculum. The combination of concise lectures, anatomical reasoning, and 150 real clinical cases helps you rapidly accelerate your skills. Many students report significant improvement in the first week.

Most learners spend 30–45 minutes per day, but the course is fully self-paced—you can move faster or slower depending on your schedule.

Absolutely. The 150 annotated case study reviews include bread-and-butter ED, inpatient, and clinic scenarios as well as critical arrhythmias, ischemia patterns, and subtle findings that clinicians often miss.

Yes. The CME version of the course provides AAPA Category 1 CME, which can be submitted for reimbursement and credentialing. CME credits are awarded immediately upon completing the modules.

No. You can choose between the CME version or a lower-priced non-CME option based on your needs. Both versions include the full curriculum.

Yes—most PAs and NPs purchase the CME version using employer CME funds, and the certificate is fully eligible for reimbursement.

Yes. All videos are optimized for desktop, tablet, and mobile, so you can learn anywhere.

Yes. You can complete it in 21 days, 21 weeks, or at whatever pace works best for you.