Your path to EKG certification

Certified EKG Technician (CET)

Earning your CET credentials will help you:

Fulfill employer requirements

87% of employers require or encourage certification for EKG technicians.

Access better career opportunities

The average EKG technician runs 13 tests a day.

Maximize earning potential

An EKG technician’s salary ranges from $29,340–$93,100, according to the BLS in 2019.

Enhance knowledge and skills

Professionalism and dependability are the most important soft skills employers are looking for, when hiring an EKG technician.

Certified EKG technicians make a difference every day

By administering EKGs — testing the electronic activity of the heart through small electrode patches attached to the body — you’ll be making a life-changing difference, helping people of all ages prevent and treat heart disease. As an EKG tech, you may perform some or all of the following tasks:

  • Set up and administer EKGs (electrocardiograms) and stress tests
  • Prepare patients for Holter or ambulatory monitoring
  • Edit and deliver final test results to physicians for analysis
  • Schedule appointments
  • Transcribe physicians’ interpretations

91% of employers require or encourage certification for EKG technicians. (Source: 2025 Industry Outlook)

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