EKG Technician Program
Learn the Rhythm of Patient Care.
Prepare for a rewarding career as an EKG Technician through hands-on training designed to teach cardiac monitoring, electrocardiogram procedures, and patient care skills. Students gain the knowledge and confidence needed to work in hospitals, physician offices, cardiology clinics, and diagnostic centers.
Program Overview
The EKG Technician Program provides students with classroom instruction and practical experience in performing electrocardiograms (EKGs), preparing patients for cardiac testing, recognizing normal and abnormal heart rhythms, and assisting healthcare professionals with cardiovascular diagnostic procedures.
What You’ll Learn
- Cardiac Anatomy & Physiology
- Heart Rhythm Interpretation
- 12-Lead EKG Procedures
- Patient Preparation
- Electrode Placement
- Cardiac Monitoring
- Medical Terminology
- Infection Control
- Professional Communication
- Workplace Safety
- A technician performing an EKG
- Electrodes attached to a patient
- Heart monitor or ECG machine
- Clinical healthcare setting
Program Details
- Instructor-led classroom training
- Hands-on clinical skills practice
- Hands-on EKG practice
- Proper lead placement
- Patient preparation techniques
- Cardiac monitoring procedures
- Rhythm recognition basics
- Professional workplace preparation
- Certificate upon successful completion
Tuition & Schedule
Classes are offered throughout the year with flexible scheduling options. Tuition includes classroom instruction, laboratory practice, training materials, and a certificate of completion. Contact Levy Phlebotomy Academy for current class dates and tuition information.
Admission Requirements
- Must be at least 18 years old
- Valid government-issued photo ID
- High school diploma or GED recommended
- Ability to participate in hands-on clinical training
- Positive attitude and willingness to learn
Ready to Get Certified?
Start your journey as an EKG Technician with Levy Phlebotomy Academy. Gain practical skills, hands-on experience, and the confidence needed to pursue employment in hospitals, cardiology practices, outpatient clinics, and other healthcare settings.