Program Costs / Student Forms

  1. ECG Student Checklist
  2. Background Check / Drug Screen
  3. Standard Physical Requirements Form
  4. Medical Exam Form
  5. Consent Form
  6. Immunization Record and Statement of Health
  7. Tuberculin Skin Test Requirements
  8. CPR Resources
  9. Malpractice Insurance
  10. Flu Vaccine Consent
  11. Flu Vaccine Declination (Students are not eligible to decline without a physician's statement documenting an adverse reaction or a statement from their pastor indicating refusal for religious reasons)
  12. Worker's Compensation- Fieldwork Injuries

EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY:

ECG/Telemetry Technician students will need to provide proof of the following immunizations with their application in order to be placed on the waitlist.

**required immunizations could take 7 or more months to complete so plan ahead**

  1. Measles/Mumps/Rubella (MMR)- 2 vaccinations or test for seropositivity
  2. Hepatitis B and test for seropositivity(HepB)- 3 vaccinations or a postive test for seropositivity.  A negative HepB seropositivity test must have proof of 3 previous vaccinations in order to apply*.  The negative seropositivity test must be followed up with a booster or another series of 3 vaccinations however, students are eligible to apply before following up with the booster or subsequent series of 3 vaccinations. This process can take up to 7 months to complete
    *If proof of the 3 previous vaccinations cannot be provided, the application cannot be accepted until another series is complete.
  3. Varicella (Chickenpox)- 2 vaccinations or test for seropositivity
  4. Tetanus/Diphtheria/Accellular Pertussis (Tdap)- 1 vaccination of Tdap given in 2005 or later with a Td booster every 10 years thereafter.

Attention to ECG Telemetry Students
Please be aware that students accepted to the program at Grossmont College are required to undergo a background check and a urine drug screening test before starting the program or being placed at a clinical site. We expect the cost of these procedures may be  $70 - $120. The student will be responsible for paying these fees.

It should be noted that failure to pass either or both of these procedures may interfere with clinical placement and / or acceptance of the student into his / her program.  It is the responsibility of the student to contact the Program Coordinator prior to applying to discuss individual circumstances.

 

Background Check/Drug Screen

The day of your urine drug test, DO NOT drink more than 8 oz. of any liquid. If you drink an excessive amount of liquid prior to conducting your urine drug screen, the results will be diluted and/or altered and therefore incomplete. If your drug screen results come back dilute, you will not be able to be placed in clinical settings therefore, you will be ineligible to enter the EKG program.

 

Program Cost

To earn college credit, enrollment and health fees must be paid to the college. A parking fee will be charged to all students using the parking facilities. A Student Benefit Card is optional.

 

Resident Tuition - $46.00 per unit
Student Representation Fee - $1.00
Health Fee - $18.00
Books, Clinical Attire, Malpractice Insurance, Fees, Etc. - Under Research!
Nonresident Tuition - above fees plus $304.00 per unit
International Student - above fees plus $304.00 per unit

 

Current Students

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Related Resources

Grossmont College EKG/Telementry Application

Course Equivalencies 2019-2020