Become a
Certified EKG Technician
Launch a rewarding healthcare career with our 16-week hybrid CET program. Online coursework plus hands-on lab training — preparing you for the NHA and AMCA national certification exams.
Everything You Need to Know
The Certified Certified EKG Technician program prepares you to work in physician offices, clinics, hospitals, and specialty practices. As a CET, you will perform both clinical and administrative duties — from taking vital signs and drawing blood to managing patient records and scheduling appointments.
The program uses a body systems approach, covering anatomy, medical terminology, and clinical examination techniques for each system. After completing the program, you will be ready to sit for the NHA CET and AMCA certification exams — credentials recognized by employers nationwide.
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From registration to your first class — takes less than 10 minutes.
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3 Courses · Complete Curriculum
Each course builds on the last — from foundational medical assisting knowledge to real-world clinical experience.
The Electrocardiography Fundamentals course provides a comprehensive introduction to the anatomy and physiology of the heart. The course covers the normal electrical conduction of the heart and the variations that can occur, as demonstrated by changes in the waveform on a cardiac monitoring strip. Students will learn to identify normal and abnormal EKG rhythms.
This course builds on EKG fundamentals with advanced cardiac rhythm interpretation, telemetry monitoring, and 12-lead EKG analysis. Students will develop skills in recognizing life-threatening arrhythmias and understanding clinical interventions.
What You Will Learn
Identify normal and abnormal cardiac rhythms on EKG strips, operate EKG machines and apply electrodes correctly, interpret 12-lead EKGs and telemetry strips, recognize life-threatening arrhythmias requiring immediate intervention, prepare patients for cardiac monitoring procedures, and pass the NHA Certified EKG Technician (CET) exam