As a surgical technologist, you can make a difference. A surgical technologist is an integral part of the surgical team. The action is where you will be, whether you're preparing or passing off surgical instruments during an operation.

 

With its interdisciplinary curriculum focusing on human anatomy, patient care, surgical specialties, and technology, the Surgical Technology Program will prepare you for your technical role as a surgical technologist.

 

 

 

Register with confidence and attend an affordable program that is nationally accredited. In just 4 months, you'll get two certificates (Electrocardiography Technician and Surgical Technician) without owing anything!

Online surgical technician training at Dignity College of Healthcare is superior to other online programs since it includes the necessary training for the EKG technician as well as a comprehensive, yet simple, tailored program for the Surgical Technician. The student is responsible for the fees associated with the EKG national certification exam. The fees for the Surgical Tech examination (see fees schedule) are also NOT covered in the tuition.  After completing the course, students take the national certification exams.  Our certificates of completion are valid for work in the United States even if we do not pass the outside exam. Since our college is authorized to provide courses in the United States, they are acceptable to most companies. Our recommendation for Students needing EKG and Surgical Tech National Certification Exams is Healthcare Professionals Competency Testing HPCT. After completing our program, graduates are qualified to perform EKGs in any state in the United States, and to perform surgery in any state.

 

 Even before completing scrub hours, students will be able to take the national certifying exam for surgical technologists.

 

 

In comparison with other online surgical technician programs, College of Healthcare's online surgical technician training is far superior because it includes training in

 

 

 

 

Surgical technologists usually need to complete a 12-month training program (after graduating high school). An associate's degree is commonly obtained from community colleges or technical schools by practicing surgical technologists.