Essentials of Invasive Cardiology

Oct 26th, 2008Oct 30th, 2008
Douglassville, PA
US
https://www.healthworksonline.cc
Healthworks is offering its signature Essentials of Invasive Cardiology program at its offices in southeastern PA. Courses will be of interest to clinical specialists cross training into invasive cardiology from peripheral or other backgrounds.
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