Cardiac Care Technology

Departmant of Paramedical

Cardiac care technicians serve physicians for heart surgeries. Cardiac technicians work in a diversity of settings including coronary care unit (CCU), special care for patients with unstable angina, heart attack, and other cardiac conditions that require treatment and continuous monitoring.

B.Voc. in Cardiac Technology is a 3-year, full-time undergraduate course divided into 6 semesters. Cardiac Technology is known as an allied course in medicine

Cardiac Technologists assist physicians throughout invasive cardiovascular testing; a tube is put into one of the blood vessels that carry blood into the heart.

Key Feature

  • B.Voc in Cardiac care technology helps you, test patients, for their heart problems.
  • It teaches to take care of those who are suffering from cardiovascular disease.
  • Use and maintain medical equipment and machines used in the field.
  • B.Voc in Cardiac care technology helps study emergency invasive procedures that could save someone’s life.
  • B.Voc in Cardiac care technology helps study cardiac-related procedures and observe the right way to perform cardiac procedures before applying practical skills.
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Course Progression: Cardiac Care Technology

Your pathway to becoming a skilled professional in cardiac care technology, cardiovascular diagnostics, and advanced cardiac procedures.

Year 1: Build the Core Foundation of Cardiac & Life Sciences

  • Begin with strong basics in Anatomy & Physiology, Biochemistry, and General Microbiology.
  • Learn the fundamentals of Basic Electrography (ECG)—core to all cardiac care technology roles.
  • Develop essential digital skills through Computing Skills and Functional English.
  • Perform hands-on lab work in all foundation subjects to build real clinical confidence.
  • Ideal start for students exploring B.Voc Cardiac Care Technology, BSc Cardiac Care, or BSc Cardiology Technology pathways.

Year 2: Step into Applied Cardiac Sciences & Diagnostic Technology

  • Move into Applied Anatomy & Physiology, Applied Pharmacology, and Applied Biochemistry.
  • Train in Echocardiography, preparing you for roles in cardiac imaging, diagnostics, and non-invasive cardiology.
  • Learn Para-Clinical Sciences to understand lab medicine essential for cardiac patients.
  • Practical sessions deepen your real-time skills in echo scanning & cardiac evaluations.
  • Builds a strong base for higher studies like BSc Cardiovascular Technology or Cardiac Pulmonary Perfusion Care Technology.

Year 3: Clinical Diagnostics, Cardiac Testing & Advanced ECG Techniques

  • Continue with Applied Pathology, Microbiology, and Medical Electronics & Biophysics.
  • Master Advanced Electrocardiography, crucial for monitoring and interpreting heart rhythms.
  • Learn how technology integrates with cardiac care in modern hospitals & ICUs.
  • Build communication & financial literacy for your future clinical roles.
  • This stage prepares students for key responsibilities in cardiac centers, cath labs & diagnostics.

Year 4: Hospital-Based Training & Cardiac Testing Mastery

  • Train in Treadmill Exercise Stress Testing (TMT) and 24-Hour Ambulatory ECG (Holter) Reporting.
  • Study General Medicine & Surgery, and understand major medical disorders affecting cardiac health.
  • Learn Medical Terminology & Record Keeping for smooth hospital operation workflows.
  • Practical training includes performing supervised TMT, Holter monitoring & patient assessments.
  • Paves the way for advanced study like BSc in Cardiac Technology or Cardiac Catheterization Technology programs.

Year 5: Catheterization Lab (Cath Lab) Skills & Patient Safety Training

  • Learn Basic Cardiac Catheterization Lab procedures—key for becoming a cardiac technologist.
  • Train in Quality Control & Patient Safety, vital for all cardiac departments.
  • Study Coronary Angiography, Digital Literacy, and Healthcare System frameworks.
  • Practice real cath lab techniques under supervision—your first step toward interventional cardiology support roles.
  • Strong foundation for careers after BSc Cardiac Technology or after BSc Cardiac Care Technology.

Year 6: Advanced Cath Lab Expertise & Critical Care Training

  • Specialize in Advanced Cardiac Catheterization Lab techniques.
  • Learn Basic Intensive Care—a must for working in ICUs, CCUs & emergency units.
  • Gain entrepreneurship skills to prepare for leadership roles in the healthcare sector.
  • Complete a major Project Work demonstrating your skill mastery.
  • Graduates are job-ready for positions in cardiac care units, cath labs, cardiovascular centers & multi-specialty hospitals.

M.Voc Progression: Advanced Clinical & Interventional Cardiology Expertise

Semester I: Foundations of Advanced Clinical Cardiology

  • Deepen your understanding of advanced Anatomy & Physiology.
  • Study Clinical Cardiology and diagnostic cardiac investigation methods.
  • Explore Electrophysiology & Pacing Techniques (EP Study, pacemaker basics).
  • Learn X-Ray Physics & Instrumentation, essential for cath lab imaging.
  • Build communication & clinical management skills.

Semester II: Invasive & Non-Invasive Cardiology Mastery

  • Learn Non-Invasive Cardiology, Invasive Cardiology, and CPB Management (Cardio-Pulmonary Bypass).
  • Train in Hospital Operation Management relevant to cardiac departments.
  • Study Epidemiology to understand cardiac disease trends.
  • Practical sessions prepare you for roles in cardiac surgery units & cath labs.

Semester III: Echocardiography & Clinical Leadership

  • Train in Advanced Echocardiography, including cardiac masses, pericardial & systemic disorders.
  • Learn Quality Assurance & Accreditation in cardiac care standards.
  • Understand Bioethics, Biosafety & Technology Transfer.
  • Develop research skills with Biostatistics & Methodology.

Semester IV: Perfusion Science, Interventional Advances & Research

  • Study CPB Pathophysiology, Perfusion & Hematology.
  • Explore advanced interventional cardiology procedures.
  • Learn medico-legal responsibilities in cardiac care.
  • Complete a Dissertation showcasing clinical, research & technical expertise.