The EKG Technician Training Program prepares students to perform electrocardiograms (EKGs/ECGs), monitor heart rhythms, and assist physicians in diagnosing cardiovascular conditions. This program is ideal for individuals seeking to begin a career in healthcare or add a valuable certification to their current clinical role.
Program Overview
Length: Typically 60–100 hours (classroom instruction + hands-on practice)
Approval: College or training institution program aligned with national standards
Purpose: Prepares students to administer EKGs, set up and maintain equipment, recognize basic arrhythmias, and ensure patient safety during testing
Requirements
Completion of an EKG Technician Training Program (theory + lab practice)
Demonstrated proficiency in performing EKGs and rhythm interpretation basics
Successful completion of a national certification examination (e.g., NHA, AMCA, NCCT, or similar)
Fees
Program Tuition – $1200.00
Covers classroom instruction and lab practice
Application Fee – $125.00
Includes registration and study materials
Examination Fee – Paid separately to the national certification body
👉 After completing training and passing the certification exam, students become eligible to work as Certified EKG Technicians (CET) in hospitals, physician offices, clinics, and diagnostic laboratories.