Carnegie Institute

A big thank‑you to Biosense Webster, a Johnson & Johnson company, for hosting an incredible hands‑on training event for our Cardiac EP students and hospital partners.
Students gained practical experience with Intracardiac Echocardiogram (ICE) using an advanced ultrasound simulator, guided by expert Clinical Specialists who shared real‑time insight and industry expertise.

Carnegie Institute’s EP students recently participated in a hands-on training event hosted by Biosense Webster, a Johnson & Johnson company. From porcine heart dissection to real‑time instruction in mapping, ablation, and procedural technique, students connected anatomy to electrophysiology in a truly immersive way.

A sincere thank‑you to Biosense Webster, a Johnson & Johnson company, for an exceptional educational event at Carnegie Institute.
Their Clinical Specialists provided our hospital partners and Cardiac Electrophysiology (EP) students with advanced, hands‑on training using the 4D CARTO Simulator, Ultrasound Simulator, and Wet Lab applications—offering real‑time insight into mapping, imaging, and procedural technique. This collaboration gave students the opportunity to apply their knowledge under expert guidance, strengthening both their technical skills and their readiness for the evolving field of cardiac electrophysiology. We deeply appreciate Biosense Webster’s continued partnership and commitment to advancing clinical education.

Blood pressure mastery starts here.
In Nursing Arts, our Medical Assistant students practice proper cuff placement, stethoscope positioning, patient communication, and safety protocols while performing manual BP measurements. They learn accurate documentation standards, how to recognize and report abnormal findings, and the clinical reasoning behind each step. By pairing clear theory with supervised, hands‑on lab practice, students build the confidence and competency needed for real‑world clinical settings—where precision, assessment accuracy, and patient safety truly matter.