As a Cardiology Technologist, students assist physicians by using various procedures and equipment to monitor, diagnose and treat heart and blood vessel disorders. Detecting heart disease and other cardiac conditions involves a team of healthcare professionals, of which the Cardiology Technologist is a key player. The program prepares graduates to be dependable, empathetic communicators who can think critically to put patients at ease and accomplish tasks efficiently. The program includes 600 hours of practicum.
12 core subjects and skill areas covered across the program.
Roles graduates are prepared to pursue.
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