Cardiovascular Technician and Technology Schools

Ultrasound Programs in Cardiovascular Technician and Technology

A program of study in Cardiovascular Technology trains students to assist physicians and specialists in performing heart-related procedures, such as cardiac catheterization. Coursework required to train as a Cardiovascular Technician involves basic human anatomy and physiology, fundamentals of chemistry, cardiovascular physiology, echocardiography, cardiovascular pharmacology, and cardiovascular technology. Students learn how to perform ECGs, catheterization, prepare patients for cardiac procedures, and the use of complex cardiac equipment. An Associate's program qualifies a Cardiovascular Technician for entry-level positions, but many graduates choose to continue on to higher education. Vascular technology reduces the need for invasive surgery, thus the demand for qualified Cardiovascular Technicians is high.

Results Found: 2 Ultrasound Courses in Cardiovascular Technician and Technology

National American University		Austin, Texas 78727
	Program Name: Associate of Applied Science in Invasive Cardiovascular Technology Campus: Austin Discipline: Cardiovascular Technician and Technology Degree(s) Offered: Associate's Degree Class Offered via: Campus
Sanford-Brown Institute		Iselin, New Jersey 8830
	Program Name: Certificate - Cardiovascular Technology Campus: Iselin Discipline: Cardiovascular Technician and Technology Degree(s) Offered: Certificate Program Class Offered via: Campus