Cardiovascular Technician Programs
Cardiology technologists and technicians assist physicians in diagnosing and treating cardiac (heart) and peripheral vascular (blood vessel) ailments. Cardiovascular technician training can be delivered in several different kinds of programs, both full-time and part-time. The first part of any cardiovascular education program will include much of the theoretical knowledge that a technician will need. The second part of cardiovascular technician training is a clinical internship, which involves a cardiovascular tech job in a clinic or hospital.
The following schools offer degree programs leading to a career as a Cardiovascular Technologist.
HoHoKus School of Business, Medical and Technical Sciences
Nutley, New Jersey
RETS was established in the state of New Jersey in 1957, and has well over 10,000 graduates. The program prepares for positions as a non-invasive cardiac tech, EKG Interpreter, beginning ultrasound technician, or beginning cardiovascular technician. Our training allows all graduates to immediately sit for the C.C.T. (Certified Cardiographic Technician) exam leading to Registry credentials in Sonography.
* Medical Assisting / Cardiovascular Technician
CDI College
CDI has more than 30 locations across Canada
CDI College is one of the leading post-secondary Business, Technology and Health Care career training colleges in Canada. Our diploma programs include business administration, accounting, programming, networking and a wide variety of medical programs. Evening classes are available.
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