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Empower Your Future with Coastal Medical Training Institute EKG Technician Course

Welcome to the Coastal Medical Training Institute's EKG Technician Course, an intensive 8-week program designed to launch your career in the healthcare sector. This course offers a comprehensive blend of theoretical knowledge and practical skills, making you job-ready in just two months.

What You’ll Get

Course Features

SIMTICS Online Training Modules

Engage with interactive modules that simulate real-world scenarios to enhance learning and retention.

208 Course Hours

Comprehensive coverage of all necessary topics to ensure depth and breadth of knowledge.

40 Online Virtual Clinical Hours

Experience virtual clinical settings that prepare you for real-life medical situations.

Certification Preparation

The course prepares you for the ECT certification exam from American Allied Health, a respected credential in the healthcare industry.

Career Opportunities

High Demand

EKG technicians are highly sought after in hospitals, clinics, and other medical facilities.

Attractive Salary

Launch your career with an expected salary of over $36,000 annually.

Join the Coastal Medical Training Institute and start your journey toward a rewarding career as an EKG Technician. Secure your spot today and take the first step towards a promising future in healthcare! Patient care lies at the heart of Medical Assistant Administration. You will have the opportunity to forge meaningful connections with patients, serving as a source of comfort and support during their healthcare journey. Your role might involve assisting healthcare professionals in examinations, taking vital signs, updating medical records, and even providing patients with essential information and instructions. This direct interaction enables you to contribute significantly to patients' overall experience, fostering a sense of trust and confidence in the care they receive.

What You Will Learn:

  • Fundamental EKG Techniques: Understand the basic principles of electrocardiography, including the anatomy and physiology of the heart.
  • EKG Equipment Proficiency: Learn to operate EKG equipment proficiently, understanding its components and maintenance for accurate readings.
  • Reading and Interpreting EKGs: Gain skills in reading and interpreting electrocardiograms to detect various heart conditions, including arrhythmias and myocardial infarctions.
  • Patient Care: Master the essentials of patient care specific to cardiovascular technology, including patient preparation, lead placement, and monitoring.
  • In-Depth Knowledge of Cardiac Conditions: Learn about different cardiac conditions that can be diagnosed through EKGs, enhancing your ability to assist in treatment planning.

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A Day in the life:

A day in the life of an EKG technician is both challenging and rewarding, revolving around the crucial task of conducting electrocardiograms to monitor and assess the cardiac health of patients. Their day typically begins with a review of the patient schedule and preparation of the EKG equipment, ensuring that all machines are calibrated and ready for the day’s appointments.

Once the setup is complete, the EKG technician starts seeing patients. They greet each patient warmly, explaining the procedure to alleviate any anxieties and ensure the patient is comfortable. The technician carefully places the electrodes on the patient’s chest, arms, and legs, positioning them accurately to capture the best possible cardiac readings.

Throughout the day, the technician performs multiple EKGs, each requiring meticulous attention to detail. They must be adept at identifying any artifacts in the EKG tracings that could indicate improper lead placement or patient movement. After each test, they ensure the data is correctly recorded and securely stored in the patient’s electronic medical record.

In between tests, EKG technicians often interact with physicians, providing them with EKG results for analysis and further medical decision-making. They may also attend to urgent testing requests for patients experiencing symptoms like chest pain or palpitations, where their skills contribute directly to critical care.

At the end of the day, the technician reviews all completed tests to ensure no discrepancies in the records. They clean and maintain the equipment, preparing for the next day. Throughout their shift, EKG technicians play a pivotal role in patient care, combining technical skill with compassionate patient interaction.

What You’ll Get

Why Choose Us?

208 Online Training Hours

The CMTI’s Online EKG Technician Course provides a total of 210 training hours that aspiring medical professionals can utilize, along with plenty of tutors, coursework, and other activities.

40 Virtual Clinical Hours

CMTI provides supervised training hours to help them get started with patient care. The EKG Technician Course consists of “online approved virtual interactive clinical training” with SIMITCS Virtual Clincals

Six (6) Months Full Access

Get full access to our EKG Technician Course that CMTI offers for an additional three (3) months access after the course competition. You work on your course when you set aside the time. We recommend that students spend approximately 1.5 hours a day on the course.

Student Success Stories

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PLEASE NOTE! We are a licensed online proprietary school. Our courses are available nationwide. Our courses are accredited through NHA, AAH, and AMT. Our medical administrative assistant students will test for the CMAA certification. Our medical assistant students will test for the CCMA certification. Our dental assistant students will test for the RDA certification. Our Ekg students will test for the CET certification and our Phlebotomy Tech students will test for the CPT certification. If you want to know what your state accepts, then go to the NHA (National Healthcareer Association) website for CMAA and CCMA certification questions. Go to the AMT (American Medical Technologists) website for RDA certification questions. Go to the American Allied Health website for Phlebotomy and EKG certification questions. Thank you!

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