Advanced Certificate in Assistant Physiotherapist
Anatomy
Physiotherapy Basics
Exercise Therapy
Electrotherapy
Neuro & Ortho Care
Pain Management
Duration: 24 Months – 2 Year
Eligibility: 10th / 12th Pass (Science preferred)
Mode: Online / Offline
The ECG Technician course is tailored for students aspiring to work in cardiac healthcare settings. It trains individuals in the operation of ECG machines, monitoring of heart rhythms, and interpretation of basic electrocardiogram readings. The course plays a vital role in preparing healthcare support staff to assist cardiologists and physicians in diagnosing heart-related conditions.
Introduction to ECG Technology
Anatomy & Physiology of the Heart
ECG Machine Operation and Maintenance
Electrode Placement and Lead Systems
Interpretation of ECG Tracings
Detection of Arrhythmias and Cardiac Disorders
Patient Preparation and Safety Protocols
Clinical Practice and Hands-on Training
Graduates of the ECG Technician course can work in:
Hospitals and Cardiology Departments
Diagnostic Labs and Imaging Centers
Cardiac Clinics
Ambulance and Emergency Services
ECG Equipment Companies
Practical exposure with real-time ECG machines
Curriculum designed by cardiac care experts
Affordable and career-focused program
Certification with job assistance support
Human Anatomy (Cardio Focus)
Human Physiology
Medical Terminology & Communication Skills
Internship / Hospital Posting Advanced ECG Analysis
ICU & CCU Monitoring Techniques
Ethics, Reporting & Record Keeping
Final Practical Exam + Viva
Anatomy
Physiotherapy Basics
Exercise Therapy
Electrotherapy
Neuro & Ortho Care
Pain Management
Basics of Medical Terminology
Anatomy and Physiology
Infection Control and Hygiene
Wound Management
Advanced ECG Interpretation
Basics of ECG Technology
Blood Circulation & Heart Rate
Infection Control & Biomedical Waste Managment
ECG Machine Handling & Maintenance
Introduction to Dental Technology & Hygiene
Human Anatomy and Physiology for Dental Care
Basic Dental Materials and Their Use
Dental Hygiene and Preventive Care
Infection Control in Dental Practice