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EKG technician programs

59 colleges and career schools report EKG tech programs to IPEDS, with 676 completions in 2023-24.

Programs listed
59
all states
Middle program cost
$2,161
$995 to $3,465, IPEDS
Middle length
2 months
4 certificates, IPEDS
Median pay
$74,310
cardiovascular technologists and technicians, BLS May 2025
On state WIOA lists
297
programs, U.S. DOL file

EKG Technician Programs by state

StateProgramsMedian pay
Arizona2$74,900
California6$78,170
Florida4$77,140
Georgia3$78,070
Illinois4$61,870
Indiana1$79,380
Louisiana7$50,050
Massachusetts2$105,580
Maryland1$86,440
Michigan5$80,650
Missouri1$73,680
New Jersey2$82,710
New Mexico1$47,340
New York4$89,570
Ohio7$79,270
Oklahoma1$44,900
South Carolina1$59,170
Texas4$53,000
Washington2$83,790
Wisconsin1$74,380

Programs counts IPEDS schools. Median pay: BLS OEWS, May 2025, annual.

EKG tech questions, answered from the data

How long is EKG tech training?

Among 4 certificate programs that report a length to IPEDS, the middle one takes 2 months; half take between 1 month and 4 months. Clock-hour programs run 75 to 124 hours (middle 82).

How much does a EKG technician program cost?

The middle whole-program tuition among 4 certificate programs reporting one to IPEDS for 2024-25 is $2,161; half cost between $995 and $3,465.

What do cardiovascular technologists and technicians earn?

The national median annual wage for cardiovascular technologists and technicians was $74,310 in May 2025 ($36 an hour), from BLS Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics; the lowest-paid tenth earned under $39,000.

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