Registration of
Telemetry Tech
The Telemetry Technician Registration Program prepares students to monitor and record the electrical activity of the heart using telemetry systems commonly used in hospitals and healthcare facilities.
Participants learn to identify cardiac rhythms, interpret basic tracings, and assist medical teams in the early detection of abnormalities, acquiring the necessary skills to perform accurately and responsibly in cardiac care settings.
PROGRAM FORMAT
Program details
Work Areas
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Hospitals and clinics with telemetry or cardiac monitoring units
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Intensive Care Units (ICU) and coronary care units
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Emergency departments and post-operative recovery rooms
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Diagnostic centers and cardiology laboratories
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Cardiovascular rehabilitation facilities
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Clinics specialized in electrocardiography and cardiac rhythm studies
Requirements
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Copy of diploma in a healthcare-related field (no translation required)
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Valid identification (passport, driver’s license, or government-issued ID)
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Resume (CV or professional work history)
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Academic transcripts (if the diploma is not available or studies were not completed)
Process
The program consists of 6 live classes via Zoom, taught by a physician specialized in Telemetry. Sessions are held on Thursdays from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM, combining theoretical knowledge with hands-on application in cardiac monitoring.
Upon completion, students obtain their Telemetry Technician Registration and will be prepared to successfully pass any additional institutional exams required by healthcare facilities as part of their internal credentialing process.
Certifying Agency
