Cardiovascular Technology/Technologist

The Cardiovascular Technology/Technologist certificate program at the University of Kansas is a one- to two-year credential offered by this public institution in Lawrence, KS. The program trains students to assist physicians in diagnosing and treating cardiovascular conditions using diagnostic imaging and monitoring equipment.

Offered under CIP code 51.0901 in the health professions field, this certificate is part of a robust clinical program cluster at the University of Kansas. Related programs include Nuclear Medical Technology/Technologist at the certificate level, Registered Nursing/Registered Nurse at the associate level, and Nursing Science, Athletic Training/Trainer, and Hospital and Health Care Facilities Administration/Management at the bachelor's level. Students can expect training in echocardiography, vascular studies, cardiac catheterization procedures, and patient monitoring.