About
EKG Technician Training at TN Professional Training Institute in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, prepares students to perform electrocardiograms, measure vital signs, prepare patients, apply leads, and interpret EKG results. The program awards a Certificate of Completion after students complete the required evaluations. Instruction combines classroom learning with hands-on practical training and includes 40 classroom hours plus an eight-hour externship. The primary pathway is an accelerated one-week weekday course, with evening and Saturday formats also available. Admission requires students to be at least 18 years old, hold a high school diploma or GED, submit official transcripts or GED scores, and have no felony convictions.
At a glance
- Format: In person
- Tuition: Tuition $1,500 plus $100 for materials
- Financial aid: available (per the school's page)
- Payment plan: available (per the school's page)
Organization
TN Professional Training Institute
Tennessee Professional Training Institute
Located in Murfreesboro, TN, Tennessee Professional Training Institute (TNPTI) is a higher education company founded in 2013, offering professional career training programs authorized by THEC. With a focus on skill development for new careers in healthcare and medical services, TNPTI provides intensive 3- to 10-week courses in fields such as Dental Assisting, Phlebotomy, and Medical Billing. The school emphasizes hands-on training using actual medical and dental equipment in a supportive private facility, allowing students to gain practical experience quickly and efficiently for career readiness and professional success.
Highlights:
- Offers quick certification programs with hands-on training using actual medical and dental equipment
- Provides professional education programs allowing students to become certified in just a few weeks
- Focuses on empowering students to start new careers and achieve their goals through comprehensive, practical education
- Short-term, intensive professional certification courses
- Allows students to gain practical experience without the pressure of real patients