Cardiac technologists work with cardiologists to diagnose and treat heart problems and illnesses. ECG, Echo, 24-hour ambulatory ECG monitoring (Holter), 24-hour blood pressure monitoring (Ambulatory BP), treadmill, cardiac catheterization laboratory, and electro physiology are among the areas where training is provided. Cardiac technologists assist doctors with cardiac catheterizations (including balloon angioplasties) and pacemakers. Cardiac technologists work as members of the healthcare team to diagnose and treat cardiovascular diseases.
The course teaches students about various cardiac pathologies, diagnostic tests, and procedures used in the treatment of cardiovascular disorders. The programme prepares the candidate to work as part of a multidisciplinary team with good organisational and time management skills, as well as motivational and leadership qualities. A candidate will learn effective verbal and written communication skills, as well as how to use modern tools and techniques in the field of cardiovascular technology for patient compliance and disease management.
S. No |
I Year |
II Year |
III Year |
INTERNSHIP |
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1 |
Basic Anatomy |
Clinical Feature and Treatment Related To Cardiac Technology and Basic Life Support |
Cardiac Catherization Laboratory (Basics ) |
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2 |
Physiology |
Advanced Electro Cardiography |
Cardiac Catherization Laboratory ((Advanced) |
12 months of Clinical Training |
3 |
Biochemistry |
Treadmill Exercise Stress Testing and 24 hour Ambulatory ECG and BP recording |
Clinical Training |
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4 |
English Pharmacology Pathology Microbiology Medical Electronics Basics of Computer Clinical Training |
Echocardiography Clinical Training |
Dr.Balaji P. is the Course Director of B.Sc. Cardiac Technology and also a Senior Consultant at the Institute of Cardio-Vascular Diseases, Madras Medical Mission. After graduating in 1995 from Tirunelveli Medical College, he did a Masters in General Medicine from Madurai Medical College in 1991. He then completed the National Board examinations in Cardiology in 2010. Subsequently, he completed a Fellowship in Interventional Cardiology in 2012 and also did his Interventional Cardiology Fellowship at Asan Medical Centre, Seoul,South Korea.
He has 25 years of interventional cardiology experience. He has authored numerous peer-reviewed publications and has presented posters and clinical case studies at national and international conferences.He is a member of the Editorial
Board: Acute Coronary Syndrome - Indian Clinical Update Handbooks
The current management of various cardiac disorders includes complex diagnostic and therapeutic procedures that necessitate the use of a wide range of equipment, computer hardware, tools, machines, and pharmacological agents. Handling and maintaining this equipment and tools necessitates advanced and focused knowledge of the scientific principles underlying the tests and equipment, as well as hands-on experience in using this equipment correctly and safely. The career opportunities are diverse with a huge choice of employment in the following areas.