ECG, X-Ray & Diagnostic Imaging Technician

Develop essential knowledge and practical skills in ECG procedures, X-ray imaging, diagnostic equipment, patient positioning, image preparation, radiation safety and healthcare documentation to prepare for professional support roles in hospitals, diagnostic centres and imaging facilities.

1 Year / 2 Semesters • INTAKE: 40

ECG, X-Ray & Diagnostic Imaging Technician

This program introduces students to the fundamentals of cardiac monitoring, radiographic imaging and diagnostic support services. Students develop knowledge of ECG procedures, X-ray equipment, patient preparation and positioning, basic imaging principles, radiation safety, infection control and healthcare documentation through an industry-oriented learning approach.

Eligibility

10+2 or equivalent qualification from a recognized board, preferably with Physics, Chemistry and Biology.

Fee

₹50,000 per year

Scholarship

Merit-based scholarships as per university norms.

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About Program

Discover your path in Diagnostic & Imaging Services.

The ECG, X-Ray & Diagnostic Imaging Technician program prepares students to support diagnostic procedures under the supervision of qualified healthcare professionals. Students gain foundational knowledge of ECG recording, radiographic procedures, diagnostic equipment, patient care, imaging safety and documentation while developing the accuracy and professional discipline required in clinical environments.

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Program Outcomes

ECG Fundamentals

Understand the basic principles and procedures involved in recording and supporting routine ECG examinations.

ECG Equipment Handling

Develop familiarity with ECG machines, electrodes and basic equipment used during cardiac monitoring procedures.

X-Ray Fundamentals

Understand the basic principles of X-ray imaging and the role of radiographic procedures in diagnostic services.

Patient Positioning

Understand appropriate patient preparation and positioning principles used during ECG and imaging procedures.

Imaging Equipment

Recognize commonly used diagnostic imaging equipment and understand essential safety practices for their operation.

Radiation Safety

Follow fundamental radiation protection and safety practices while working in radiographic environments.

Patient Care

Communicate professionally with patients and provide appropriate assistance before and during diagnostic procedures.

Infection Control

Follow essential hygiene, sanitation and infection prevention practices within clinical and diagnostic settings.

Image Quality Awareness

Understand basic factors that can influence the quality and usefulness of diagnostic images.

Why Study this program

Diagnostic technologies play an important role in supporting healthcare professionals with clinical assessment and patient care. This program combines foundational ECG and radiographic knowledge with practical awareness of patient preparation, equipment handling, safety procedures and healthcare documentation.

ECG Procedures
X-Ray Imaging Fundamentals
Diagnostic Equipment

Frequently Asked Questions

01. What is the duration of the ECG, X-Ray & Diagnostic Imaging Technician program?

The program is designed as a 1-year program divided into 2 semesters, providing focused preparation for diagnostic and imaging support roles.

02. What is the eligibility for this program?

Candidates who have completed 10+2 or an equivalent qualification from a recognized board can apply. A science background, particularly Physics, Chemistry and Biology, is preferred.

03. What career opportunities are available after completing this program?

Students can explore opportunities as ECG technicians, X-ray technicians, radiology technicians, diagnostic imaging assistants, hospital diagnostic support staff and imaging centre technicians.