Keeping your heart healthy.
Cardiovascular technology focuses on heart (cardiac) and blood vessel (peripheral
vascular) issues. The cardiovascular technologist assists physicians in diagnosing
and treating heart and blood vessel ailments.
Students in our program are educated in the theoretical concepts and clinical application
of a broad spectrum of courses and techniques, including Cardiovascular Anatomy and
Physiology, Physical Principles of Medicine, Medical Instrumentation/Electronics,
and Clinical Practicum.
Duration
The Cardiovascular Technology Program at Grossmont College is a two-year course of
study and requires a six-week summer session between the first and second years of
study, leading to an Associate in Science Degree. Graduates enter the health care
profession as Cardiovascular Technologists.
For more information, please visit our department webpage: Cardiovascular Technology
Each academic plan below represents one possible pathway for the program and is for
reference only. We highly encourage you to meet with a counselor to create an education
plan specific to your goals!
| Major | Course | Class Title | Requirement | Units | Semester | GE Pattern | Options | Milestones |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Note: This is not an educational plan. Pathways for transfer to CSUs (California State Universities) can vary by institution. Students should meet with a Counselor to develop an individualized plan for your academic goal.
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