Certificate
Cardiac Cath Lab Equipment Service Technician
A 12-credit certificate for technicians who support interventional cardiology suites. You start with cath lab systems and radiation safety, then service single and bi-plane C-arms and flat-panel image chains, followed by contrast power injectors, hemodynamic recording and intracardiac ultrasound. The final course covers calibration, QA and preventive maintenance. Coursework is vendor-neutral. It prepares you for industry practice and does not by itself grant any license or agency certification.
Outcomes
What you will be able to do
- 01Explain cath lab systems and radiation safety
- 02Service C-arm gantries, generators and flat-panel detectors
- 03Maintain contrast injectors and hemodynamic recording systems
- 04Perform QA, calibration and preventive maintenance
Careers
Where graduates work
- Cath lab equipment technician
- Interventional imaging service engineer
- Biomedical equipment technician (cardiology)
Curriculum
Term 2
C-Arm Gantries, Flat-Panel Detectors and Image Chains
This course provides technicians with a foundational understanding of C-arm fluoroscopy systems, encompassing their mechanical, electrical, and imaging components. Students will explore single and bi-plane gantries, X-ray generation, digital flat-panel detection, and safety features crucial for operation and maintenance.
Contrast Injectors, Hemodynamic and Intracardiac Systems
This course provides essential technical knowledge and practical skills for maintaining and troubleshooting critical cardiovascular diagnostic equipment. Students will learn the operational principles, safety protocols, and service procedures for power contrast injectors, hemodynamic recording systems, pressure transducers, and intracardiac ultrasound devices.
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