Are you interested in helping doctors diagnose heart problems? Are you good with machines?
Our Cardiology Technician Program teaches you how to perform basic cardiovascular assessments to help treat patients with cardiac and peripheral vascular disease.
After earning your certificate, you will have the skills and knowledge to work in various healthcare settings such as:
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You can complete the program in less than nine months by taking classes two evenings per week. In the 162-hour program, you will learn how to:
Additionally, you will be able to take the national certification examination for Certified Cardiac Technicians (CCT).
You may be required to submit ACT 33 Child Abuse and ACT 34 Pennsylvania State Police Criminal Background Checks prior to obtaining employment.
Upon completing your certificate, you can continue your education and earn an associate degree at HACC! Completion of this certificate program, CCT certification and six months of work experience may allow you to transfer your college credits to our associate degree in invasive cardiovascular technology or associate degree in cardiac sonography.
When you complete your associate degree, you can continue and transfer credits to a four-year school.
For your convenience, you can complete the entire program at our Harrisburg and Lancaster campuses. Some of the program’s prerequisite courses may be available through Virtual Learning.
Yes! Through the HACC Foundation, there are scholarships available. Please visit hacc.edu/scholarships for details and deadlines.
You can complete spring, summer and fall classes at HACC. Please use the information listed in the "How Can I Learn More" section to contact us to learn start dates and enrollment deadlines.
We are passionate about providing a high-quality education and an opportunity for you to pursue your goals. Please contact the healthcare education office in our Workforce Development and Continuing Education Division at 717-221-1354 for more information.