Oquirrh Mountain Phlebotomy School LLC

Beaverton – EKG Technician Certification Course

$398.00

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Troy

Phlebotomy, IV Instructor

$398.00 National EKG Certification 
(Plus a separate $45 National Exam Fee)

$100.00 (Deposit required to register. Everything you pay is fully refundable if you ask within 3 business days of registering; after that, payments are non-refundable

Beaverton – EKG Technician Certification Course

This course is hands on in person class.

What makes our EKG Certification program stand out is a clear vision to offer an affordable value education that is more personal, relevant, and focused. We’re also passionately committed to improving what we do every day, and are open to fresh ideas and new ways of doing things. As an institution we must always move forward.

What You Will Learn At This Course

The location, function, vessels, valves, layers, structures, relationship to the nervous system, and general relevance to life are all covered in Coronary Anatomy and Physiology. Electrophysiology: waves, complexes, intervals, segments, polarization, depolarization, and repolarization. problems with the heart’s electrical system. Lead placement includes identifying each lead’s name, function, and location on an ECG as well as troubleshooting any malfunctioning leads. In class, practice up to 20 real EKGs. Technical Aspects: Functions, safety, controls, and separating rhythms from artifacts. EKG Routine: Complete the procedure. Patient identification via printout and record. Calculating heart rate and distinguishing between the three different kinds of irregularities in rhythm. techniques for figuring out heart rate on any of several EKG rhythm strips. Fundamentals of Rhythm Strip Interpretation: A methodical approach to fundamental heart rate and rhythm strip interpretation.

What is required for registration and the terms?

Registration must be on our website or over the phone we do not do register students at the training location.

$398.00 EKG Technician Certification 
(Plus a separate $45 National Exam Fee)

$100.00 (Deposit required to register. Everything you pay is fully refundable if you ask within 3 business days of registering; after that, payments are non-refundable.

By booking this class offering you are agreeing to our Enrollment Agreement terms and conditions.

Instructor Reviews:

Did this class in the beginning of the year and I loved it, the instructor was super nice with a lot of patience. It is a lot of information to learn in a short amount of time but definitely worth it.

★★★★★ Penelope Holguin Oregon OQMPS Student

I feel like I learned a lot in a short time. Can't wait to apply these skills 🙌🏾 …

★★★★★ Tiffany Da Goat Oregon OQMPS Student

The course is focused and thorough. Kyle is a very good teacher with vast experience, who clearly communicates theoretical and practical knowledge. He observes carefully to confirm that students' blood draws are safe. The handbook had some inaccuracies, however.

★★★★★ Lynsley Rollins Oregon OQMPS Student

Kyle was our teacher for this class & he was great! He is very knowledgeable & personable & has a lot of hands on experience. I felt confident in my abilities after having him as my teacher. Thank you!

★★★★★ Chelsa Shelton Oregon OQMPS Student

Great hands on learning and instruction. Real world information and application to the current industry standards. You can read about the skills all you want, but nothing beats hands on application and teaching.

★★★★★ Lindsey Guidry Oregon OQMPS Student

Great information presented in an easy to learn environment.

★★★★★ Donita Sharp Oregon OQMPS Student

Basic EKG Course

Our Basic EKG course is a hands-on introduction to performing electrocardiograms in a clinical setting. You’ll learn what an EKG actually measures, how to set up and operate the machine, and how to prepare a patient for the procedure — including skin prep, positioning, and explaining the process to keep patients comfortable. From there, you’ll practice accurate lead placement for a standard 12-lead tracing, learn to recognize common problems like artifact and loose leads, and troubleshoot them before the tracing goes out. You’ll also learn the documentation side of the job: labeling the tracing correctly, recording patient information, and getting a clean, complete report into the chart for the physician to review. No prior medical experience is required. This course trains you to produce accurate, usable tracings — interpretation and diagnosis remain the responsibility of the physician.

Schedule: 1 day, 4 hours, 10:00am–2:00pm.