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So, picture this: I was a public health doctor in Nigeria, deep in the world of epidemiology, disease prevention, and policies. Over a decade in medicine, and guess how many ECGs I saw? Basically, none. Fast forward to my relocation to Europe, where I had to throw myself into the chaotic, fast-paced world of clinical medicine—and let’s just say, it was like being thrown into the deep end with zero swimming lessons.  

 

I had to rewire my brain, relearn medical school basics, and—because life likes to keep things spicy—teach myself and others how to actually read ECGs without breaking into a cold sweat. I wasn’t just trying to pass exams—I was fighting to master a skill that had once been completely alien to me.  

 

Somewhere along the way, I cracked the code. I took my passion for teaching clinical concepts in the most no-BS, no-jargon, straight-to-the-point way possible and ran with it. Cue my Master's in Medical Education, my ALS Instructor certification, and this very platform you're on right now.

 

Now, I’m on a mission:  If I can go from ECG zero to ECG hero, so can you. Forget the overcomplicated explanations and textbook gibberish—I'm here to teach ECGs the way I wish someone had taught me: simple, straightforward, and actually useful.

 

Welcome to my world. Let’s conquer ECGs together.