Diagnostic Echocardiography | TJC

Diagnostic Echocardiography

Serve a Vital Function on the Patient Cardiac Care Team

The TJC Diagnostic Echocardiography program teaches you the specialized skills you'll need to use state-of-the-art imaging technology to help physicians diagnose heart conditions in patients.

As a Diagnostic Echocardiographer, you'll perform diagnostic examinations using imaging technology, as requested by a physician, that produces high-frequency sound waves that create "moving pictures" of the heart. You'll work with the cardiac care team to assess the overall condition of the heart and help diagnose any existing cardiac abnormalities. The demand for this medical specialty is expected to grow by 10% in the next ten years.

Please note: All courses are face-to-face, in daytime hours only. No online or night classes are offered at this time.

Learn more about the program

Attendance at one Information Session is mandatory for all applicants. Final date: April 17, 2024, 10:00am

  • Zoom meeting link below.

https://tjc.zoom.us/j/86541794789?pwd=Dhj9jEBKNwwSk3VMPgRS3g1Ma468og.1

Degree Plans

How to Apply

While TJC is an open admissions college, acceptance into the Diagnostic Echocardiography Program is limited and based on criteria utilizing a point system and an admissions committee's review of the top 16 applicants. The top eight applicants will be offered a place in the program following the interview.

Details about how application points are awarded can be found on page 5 of the student application packet.

The program’s application window is currently closed. Please check back on Jan. 12, 2024, for updates, including the 2023-24 handbook and program application.

Selective Admissions Application
2024-2025 Application Packet
Echocardiologic equipment

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