Program Objective
The objective of this program is to prepare the student to function in the hospital as an electrocardiograph aide. The course of study involves both laboratory and clinical skills evaluations. This program enables the student to complete 80 hours of training in ECG interpretation. The 40-hour career skills development segment of this program includes computer orientation, development of writing, math and people skills, preparation of a professional resume, interview skills and on-the-job skills.
Program Description
The program is designed to train students in ECG interpretation and to enable them to function as electrocardiograph aides through didactic, use of textbook, reading, videos, PowerPoint presentations, instructor demonstration, return demonstration and pre/post quizzes and a final exam to measure learning.
Entrance Requirements or Prerequisites
18 years of age, able to read, write and speak English. Must hold a current certificate of nursing assistant. Must have completed a minimum of 4 hours of HIV/AIDS/BBP training.
Registration
All students entering the Electrocardiograph Aide Program are required to register prior to the class. At the time of registration, a student enrollment agreement is to be completed and a deposit to be paid. This deposit is included in the cost of the program.
Tuition / Payment Schedule
Total program price is $550. This amount includes the cost of books and supplies. Tuition can be paid in full at the time of registration, but a minimum deposit of $150 must be paid at that time. An additional $150 must be paid before the start of the class, $150 must be paid by the second week of the program and the balance must be paid before the start of the fifth week.
Day Classes
Tuesday – Friday
9:00 am – 2:00 pm
February 19 – March 29
April 30 – June 7
July 9- August 16
September 17- October 25
November 26 – January 3, 2014
Evening Classes
Monday – Friday
6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
February 198- March 29
April 29 – June 7
July 8- August 16
September 16- October 25
November 25 – January 3, 2014