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. CTABC accepts students enrolled in a CSCT recognized Cardiology Technology program, and those who have pass the CSCT Certification Exam. |
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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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We are a specialized group of educated health care professionals who work alongside our Cardiologists and Internal Medicine Doctors. We perform a variety of non-invasive cardiac diagnostic tests such as Electrocardiograms, Exercise Stress Testing, Holter monitoring as well as cardiac device monitoring and programming. We work in hospitals as well as specialty clinics throughout the country.
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To become a Registered Cardiology Technologist (RCT) you must first complete a CMA approved Cardiology Technology program and successfully pass the CSCT National Exam. A complete list of CSCT approved courses can be found under the Education tab at the CSCT website. There are many schools across the country with multiple delivery methods to suit most everyone’s situation. Upon receiving your diploma from an approved course, you then become eligible to attempt the CSCT National Exam. Exam sittings are held twice a year, in April and September. Once you successfully complete the CSCT National exam, you will then become a Registered Cardiology Technologist.
Becoming a Registered Cardiology Technologist is a rewarding career. If you are able to work in a fast paced environment and have an eagerness to learn, this might just be the career you have been looking for. Apply as a new student today to an approved Cardiology Technology program and start the process of a rewarding and exiting new career.
The following is a list of schools offering Post Secondary Cardio Tech Programs: