Cardiovascular Technology

Program Assessment
The mission of the Cardiovascular Technology programs is to provide quality educational experiences that prepare individuals for entry-level positions in a non-invasive cardiovascular setting.

Program Learning Outcomes
At the completion of the Associate of Science in Cardiovascular Technology Program, the graduate will be able to:

1. Successfully complete the entry-level credentialing examination offered through Cardiovascular Credentialing International (CCI). (cognitive domain)
2. Successfully complete advanced credentialing examinations offered through CCI and the American Registry for Diagnostic Medical Sonographers (ARDMS). (cognitive domain)
3. Demonstrate competence in ultrasound physics, instrumentation, tissue characteristics, measurements and calculations relating to cardiac and vascular anatomy and physiology. (cognitive domain)
4. Demonstrate technical proficiency in performing non-invasive cardiovascular exams including; electrocardiograms, ambulatory monitoring and stress testing, as well as, echocardiograms and peripheral vascular studies. (psychomotor domain)
5. Demonstrate professional behaviors consistent with the following: OSHA and HIPAA requirements, confidentiality obligations, professional conduct, code of ethics, dress code, scope of practice and technical standards. (affective domain)
6. Perform exams using proper body mechanics to decrease muscle-skeletal injuries (psychomotor domain)

Program Outcomes: First cohort graduates summer 2012