Oquirrh Mountain Phlebotomy School LLC

Washington

EKG Technician Certification Course in Federal Way, WA, near Seattle and Tacoma

A one-day, hands-on EKG technician course in Federal Way: learn to record an accurate 12-lead EKG. No prior medical experience needed, and the $45 national exam fee is included in the price.

Total
$443
National exam included
Length
1 Day
4hrs in class
Deposit
$100
Holds your seat

Next classes: Nov 14

Federal Way WA training location

Federal Way WA

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Heather

In-Person Instructor

1707 S 341st Pl, Suite B, Federal Way, WA 98003

Upcoming EKG classes in Federal Way

Pick a class to reserve your seat with a $100 deposit. Dates and seats as of October 24, 2026.

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.

Duration
1 Day
In-class hours
4hrs
Schedule
10:00am–2:00pm
Course fee
$398
National exam fee
$45
Deposit to register
$100
Total
$443

Everything you pay is fully refundable if you ask within 3 business days of registering. After that, payments are non-refundable.

What you will learn

The heart

  • Coronary anatomy and physiology. Heart location, functionality, vessels, valves, layers, structures, and how the heart relates to the nervous system.
  • Electrophysiology. Polarization, depolarization, repolarization, waves, complexes, intervals and segments; electrical issues surrounding the heart.

Running an EKG

  • Lead placement. Names, functions and placement for all leads on an ECG, and troubleshooting faulty leads. Practice up to 20 live EKGs in class.
  • Technical aspects. Safety, controls and functions, and telling artifact apart from rhythm.
  • EKG routine. The process from start to finish, including patient identification through the record and printout.

Reading the strip

  • Heart rate calculation. The three types of rhythm irregularity, and methods for calculating heart rate on a range of rhythm strips.
  • Basics of rhythm strip interpretation. A systematic approach to basic interpretation of rhythm strips and heart rates.
  • Commonly seen heart rhythms. The most common heart rhythms, abnormal rhythms and their potential effect on the patient, and basic rhythm strip identification.

Beyond the basics

  • Basics of cardiac pharmacology. A level-appropriate overview of common cardiac drugs, their uses and potential side effects.
  • Introduction to diagnostic electrocardiography. Cardiac stress testing, Holter monitoring and other cardiac monitors used to diagnose and monitor heart conditions.

What Washington students say about OQMPS

  • This class was absolutely a 10/10. Joshua was the best instructor no exaggeration. He made everyone in class extremely comfortable and confident in drawing blood. Helped us create professional muscle memory that got us through to the end. And the best part is if we ever need a refresh we can come back no charge. I’ll definitely be attending his other programs.

    Keja Presley

    Washington OQMPS Student

  • If you're thinking about enrolling in a phlebotomy class and want something that's both practical and engaging, I highly recommend taking the course with Joshua Worsham. I recently completed his class, and it was one of the most valuable learning experiences I've had. What's the set Joshua apart is his hands-on, real-world approach. Instead of practicing on fake arms or plastic models, he encourages students to work with real people (under safe and supervised conditions), which makes all the difference when you're preparing for the realities of the job. His focus on real practice builds not only your skills, but also your confidence.

    Hershey

    Washington OQMPS Student

  • This class was super helpful , when I first started I was a little scared because we were told that as classmates we’ll practice drawing blood on each other . In the end this was probably the best strategy any teacher could’ve used because no matter how much you practice on a fake arm , it’ll never compare to practicing on a real person . This got me out of my nervous stage and I’m more than confident to start working with patients! Joshua was amazing , he made the class very comforting with his good energy and positivity . He let us practice on him as many times as we wanted and constantly reminded us that it’s ok to be nervous and have poke misses ! He also let us know we’re welcome to join his future classes for free after paying for the initial class .

    Ryan Lee

    Washington OQMPS Student

  • Joshua was a great Instructor, I really liked his hands-on teaching approach! The course presented the information in a short amount of time and well understandable and left time a lot of time to practice, so I feel well prepared to start working.

    Joana Sifft

    Washington OQMPS Student

  • Joshua is a fabulous instructor and I highly recommend taking his course! He is reassuring, attentive and patient. His experience and knowledge is invaluable. Plus he has an energetic and dynamic personality that makes the class super enjoyable.

    Joana Sifft

    Washington OQMPS Student

Questions about EKG classes in Federal Way

Where are the Federal Way EKG classes held?

At 1707 S 341st Pl, Suite B, Federal Way, WA 98003. Registration is done online or over the phone; we do not register students at the training location.

How long is the EKG course?

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

How much does the EKG course cost in Federal Way?

$443 in all: a $398 course fee plus the $45 national exam fee. A $100 deposit holds your seat and the balance is due before class begins. Everything you pay is fully refundable if you ask within 3 business days of registering. After that, payments are non-refundable.

Do I need medical experience for the EKG course?

No prior medical experience is required. The course trains you to produce accurate, usable tracings; interpretation and diagnosis remain the responsibility of the physician.

Can I pay over time?

Yes. OQMPS offers financing through PayPal's Pay Later. Choose PayPal at checkout and follow the Pay Later prompts.

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