This three-year program trains technicians in cardiocirculatory and cardiovascular perfusion techniques. The curriculum focuses on the technical aspects of assisting in cardiac and vascular procedures, including the operation of heart-lung machines and other vital support systems during surgery. Graduates will be skilled in managing the equipment and patient monitoring essential for cardiovascular interventions.
Upon completion of the program, graduates will be qualified to work as technical health professionals specializing in cardiocirculatory and cardiovascular perfusion.
Admission is based on a competitive exam. Students who do not achieve a minimum score on specific subjects within the admission test may be assigned Additional Training Obligations (OFA), which must be completed within the first year.
Refer to the university's official admissions page for the most current fee information.
The degree is part of the L/SNT3 (Technical health professions) degree classes.