The Great Jobs KC Job Training Program will pay 100% tuition and fees for qualifying applicants.
The EKG (Electrocardiograph) Technician program is 40-clock hours and will run for 1 day a week, eight (8) hours for a total of 5 weeks. Classes will meet on Fridays from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. A Certified EKG Technician (CET) administers and interprets EKG tests in a variety of clinical settings, including hospitals and physicians offices.
The CET prepares and educates patients prior to collecting valuable diagnostic data that is used by the physician to determine cardiovascular functions/rhythm.
The Mid-America College of Health Sciences EKG Technician program will provide students with the real-world clinical skills that are essential to working in an hospital environment and physicians’ offices; prepare the patient for stress testing and be able to apply Holter monitors.
Each student will be prepared to assist physicians in proper placement of EKG lead using their knowledge of 3-lead, 5-lead or 12-lead electrodes on patients.
The program will provide students with the clinical, technical, and professional skills they need to be successful in the health care industry.
Students will gain a solid understanding of human anatomy, EKG theory, EKG application and monitoring, stress testing, and infection control, patient care, and HIPPA rule/confidentiality.
Upon completion of the 5-week program, students will have the clinical knowledge and proficiency required of the EKG Technician and will be prepared to take the National Certification examination through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA).
Upon successful completion of the EKG Technician program, the student will be awarded a Certificate of completion in EKG. The application and examination fee for the National Certification Exam is not included in the tuition for this program.
Upon successfully passing the NHA CET National Certification exam, individuals may gain employment in a variety of medical settings across the United States. Certifications through the NHA are accepted in all 50 US states.
Prospective applicants must submit or meet each of the following admissions requirements:
Copies of all required documents must be submitted to the admissions office before the first day of class. If you cannot obtain each requirement prior to the start date of your selected schedule, you will need to postpone your enrollment and resubmit a registration for a later start date.
Enrollments are conditional until all fees, paperwork, and admission requirements have been completed.
EKG Technician is a 40-clock hour program (5 weeks). Classes are in-person once a week on Fridays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Information sessions for each course are held on the Wednesday one week before the course start date at 12:00 pm.
Applicants who fail to attend the information session for their intended course start date will need to postpone their enrollment and submit a new registration for a later start date.
Session details are provided to applicants by email after completion of the initial registration form. All sessions are held on campus.
Applicants MUST submit each admission document listed in the “General Admission Requirements” section above and MUST have signed their Program Enrollment Agreement by the Friday before their intended start date.
The following dates are available for the EKG Technician program in 2026:
The total cost for the EKG Technician course includes:
Acceptable forms of payment are:
Tuition and fees are due before the first day of class unless the student has been approved for funding by a third-party sponsor. There are no payment plans for this program.
Students may qualify for financial assistance through Great Jobs KC, Kansas Workforce Partnership, Missouri Full Employment Council (FEC), and more. Please see our Financial Assistance page for more details.
To speak with our admissions staff about this program, text or leave a voicemail at (913) 708-8323 . You can also speak to us in person at 10000 W 75th Street, Suite 241, Merriam, KS 66204
If you’ve made up your mind, register and start the enrollment process now by clicking the green button.
Mid-America College of Health Sciences updated its program costs and fees on November 19, 2025.
All students who registered on or after November 19, 2025, are subject to the updated costs and fees. Students who registered before this date are not impacted and will continue under the cost structure in place at the time of their enrollment.
This notice is provided to ensure transparency and compliance with institutional disclosure requirements. For additional information, students are encouraged to contact registration@macohs.edu
The Great Jobs KC Job Training Program will pay all tuition and fees for qualifying applicants.
No, the Certificate of Completion you receive after completing this course will not make you a Certified EKG Technician, or CET. For that, you’ll have to take and pass the National Healthcarer Association’s EKG Technician Certification Examination.
After registering to take the National Healthcarer Association’s EKG Technician Certification Examination at your own expense, you can take the exam at our school.
Yes, your CET certification is valid for two (2) years and will expire two (2) years from the date it was issued.
We wish you and your families a joyful, healthy, and prosperous 2026.
To our alumni, thank you for choosing us and allowing us to be part of your healthcare career journey. It has been a privilege to support your growth and celebrate your achievements.
To our current students, your dedication, perseverance, and commitment to your education continues to inspire us. Keep the momentum going – you are building a future filled with purpose and opportunities.
To our prospective students, we look forward to welcoming you in 2026. This is where “I can’t” becomes “I can.” If you are still exploring your career direction, we invite you to come in for a conversation. Together, we will create a clear strategy for your success.
To our staff, thank you for your professionalism, compassion, and unwavering commitment to excellence. Your leadership, teamwork, and daily dedication are the foundation that make our mission possible and our impact meaningful.
To our business and community partners, thank you for championing our shared mission to serve our communities. Your collaboration helps strengthen the workforce and address critical healthcare needs.
To our state agencies, we extend our sincere appreciation for your guidance, oversight, and partnership. Thank you for entrusting us with the opportunity to serve our communities and for your continued support in advancing quality education and workforce development.
Together, we move forward with purpose, possibilities, and a shared commitment.
Dr. Susan Omare
