WHO WE AREThe Cardiology Technologists Association of British Columbia (CTABC) is a not-for--profit organization established to raise the standard of practice, level of competence and quality of patient care provided by Cardiology Technologists in BC. A self-governing body affiliated with the Canadian Society of Cardiology Technologists (CSCT), the CTABC admits members to the association and encourages all members to maintain professional standards by participating in a mandatory Continuing Education Unit (CEU) system. |
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CTABC 50 Year Anniversary Banquet
This year, we had the pleasure to celebrate CTABC's 50 Year Anniversary on May 24 2025 with a banquet!
Fellow CTABC member's and guests got together and enjoyed a buffet banquet, door prizes, a photo booth and caricatures artist.
We also encouraged our members and guests to dress up in their best 70s outfit, and you all did not disappoint!
Thank you to our vendors:
- Hilton Vancouver Metrotown
- Snapbooth Studios
- Daryl from Caricatoons
Our Board of Directors
To see more images from the photobooth, please click here
CTABC AGM & Education Day 2025!
This Year's AGM & Education day was held on May 24th at the Hilton Vancouver Metrotown in Burnaby.
Thank you to everyone who have joined us in person and virtually.
Thank you to our vendors:
- Hilton Vancouver Metrotown
- Pheedloop
- Encore Canada
Thank you to our sponsors:
- Canadian Society of Cardiology Technologists
- BCIT Cardiology Technologist Admin
- Stenberg College
- Health Science Association
Also a big thank you to our fellow speakers:
- Dr Nathan Brunner
- Dr. Siu Him Chan
- CSCT President, Crystal Shendaruk
Learn more
The mission of the Cardiology Technologists Association of British Columbia (CTABC) is to provide current and ongoing continuing education for members and students, and to act as a liaison between Cardiology Technologists and our national governing body, the Canadian Society of Cardiology Technologists (CSCT).
Through the CSCT, the CTABC is affiliated with the Canadian Cardiovascular Society (CCS) Registered members may be employed in the field of Cardiology by assisting and performing duties in:
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