B.Sc. in Cardiac Technology is a 3-year full-time undergraduate course divided into 6 semesters. Cardiac Technology is an allied course in medicine.

Cardiac Technologists assist physicians during invasive cardiovascular testing; a tube is inserted into one of the blood vessels that carry blood into the heart.

The job of a technician is to perform tasks that require less medical training before and during the procedure so doctors can focus on the results of the test.

B.Sc. in Cardiac Technology: Course Highlights

Shown below are some of the major highlights of the course.

B.Sc. in Cardiac Technology: What is it About?

Cardiac technology is an area of specialization for allied health professionals. Cardiac Technologists assist physicians in:

• diagnosing and treating cardiac (heart) and peripheral vascular (blood vessel) conditions.
• preparing patients for open-heart surgery.
• implanting pacemakers.
• monitoring patients during these procedures.
• performing cardiac stress tests and electrocardiograms.
• using and maintaining the medical equipment that catches irregular heartbeats.
• working in laboratory settings on real patients.
• management of various cardiac disorders having complex diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.