A robotic magnetic catheter is intrinsically forgiving of errors and safe for patients due to a catheter design free from internal pull wires or shaft rigidity. This unmatched safety profile allows for physicians with limited ablation experience to actively participate in all aspects of cardiac ablation procedures. Robotics navigates a catheter from the distal tip – improving catheter reach, precision and stability – facilitating otherwise difficult or impossible procedures.

Robotics provides you with the ability to independently control catheter navigation, as well as all 3D mapping, diagnostic, imaging, and treatment information. By enabling independent creation of cardiac maps, and by displaying maps and ECG data on a large computer screen directly in front of you, robotics is an ideal mechanism by which you can quickly deepen working knowledge of cardiac 3D anatomy and ECG analysis.

You will be exposed to robotic technology early in your career. With over 100,000 patients treated with Stereotaxis technology, and at a time when various surgical specialties are being transformed by robotics, it is difficult to imagine a future in which such technology will not be utilized more in electrophysiology. Your involvement will contribute to the evolution of the field and allow for contribution to novel research and technology development.

Mastery of both traditional manual catheter and robotic magnetic catheter navigation skills differentiates and enhances your resume and competitive attraction to hospitals. Stereotaxis will leverage its global network of nearly 200 robotic EP programs, providing guidance and support to pair you with the increasing number of programs seeking physicians with robotic ablation experience and expertise.