GROW FROM AN INSECURE BEGINNER TO A CONFIDENT EXPERT

PASS YOUR CCT/CRAT WITH CONFIDENCE

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • 60+ LESSONS (packed into 30-40 sessions)

  • SESSION (1-3 LESSONS) (90 min + discussion)

  • WE MEET: 3-5 DAYS/ WEEK

  • CARDIAC ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY (2 weeks)

  • ECG THEORY (4-5 weeks)

  • REVIEW & DISCUSSION SESSIONS

  • DAILY HOMEWORK TO KEEP YOU ENGAGED

  • 3 EXAMS: A&P, ECG THEORY, ECG INTERPRETATION

  • PRACTICAL WORK FORCE PREPARATION

Scheduling: we understand everyone has priorities so we offer a few different scheduling options when it comes taking our courses. Contact us for your scheduling needs.

Our classes are immersive and intense. It takes time for information to settle and stick, so it is best if you can meet more often per week vs. trying to cram a lot into a few sessions. It all depends on and you. You know yourself and your needs best. Contact us and let’s make it work.

SESSIONS

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • EACH SESSION LASTS 90 mins

  • 3-5 DAYS / WEEK

  • EACH SESSION IS FOLLOWED BY 90 mins of discussion (Q&A)

  • EACH SESSION COVERS AT LEAST ONE LESSON (i.e. JUNCTIONAL RHYTHM)

  • SOME SESSIONS WILL COVER 2 OR 3 LESSONS

  • SESSION OR MODULE - SAME THING, DIFFERENT TERMS

SESSION & DISCUSSION

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • DISCUSSION HAPPENS IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE EACH SESSION

  • THIS IS A CHANCE TO DISCUSS, REVIEW AND CLARIFY WHAT YOU JUST LEARNED

  • DISCUSSION IS OPTIONAL (up to you)

  • WE USE REAL ECGs EXAMPLES AND MEDICAL ILLUSTRATIONS TO CONVEY THE SUBJET

LET'S MEET

DAILY HOMEWORK

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • EACH LESSON: HOMEWORK GIVEN OUT

  • HOMEWORK IS OPTIONAL, DESIGNED TO KEEP YOU ENGAGED

  • MORE THAN ONE LESSON PRESENTED DURING A SESSION, EQUAL NUMBER OF HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS IS GIVEN

  • EXAMPLE: 1 SESSION, 3 LESSONS = 3 HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENTS

LET'S MEET

REVIEW SESSIONS

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • REVIEW SESSIONS ARE AGREED UPON BY THE WHOLE GROUP

  • ONCE PER WEEK

  • REVIEW SESSIONS - 180 min (3 Hrs.)

  • CHANCE TO CATCH UP

  • Q & A

EXAMS

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • TOTAL: 3 EXAMS

  • EXAM 1 : ANATOMY & PHYSIOLOGY

  • EXAM 2 : ECG THEORY

  • EXAM 3 : ECG INTERPRETATION

LET'S MEET

CERTIFICATE of COMPLETION

ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE

  • CERTIFICATE OF COMPLETION ISSUED UPON COURSE COMPLETION

  • EACH CERTIFICATE IS CODED WITH A UNIQE IDENTIFIER NUMBER AND CAN NOT BE DUPLICATED

  • EACH CERTIFICATE IS SIGNED AND DATED BY OUR EDUCATIONAL DIRECTOR

LET'S MEET
Diagram of supersystemic ventricular tachycardia showing three stages of the heart's electrical activity, with colored pathways illustrating abnormal heart rhythms and labeled structures such as the SA node, AV node, and bundle branches.
Diagram explaining three types of atrioventricular nodal reentry tachycardia, titled AVNRT. The types are slow-fast, fast-slow, and slow-slow, with details on pathways and features for each type. There is a large red watermark across the image that s
A diagram illustrating a ventricular ectopy heart rhythm with multiple electrocardiogram images, showing different types of heartbeats and their corresponding electrical activity patterns, with annotations and measurements in millimeters. The image h
Diagram showing different types of ventricular septal defect (VSD): normal heart, atrio-fascicular, node-ventricular, and fasciculo-ventricular VSDs, with labels indicating cardiac structures and pathways.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) printout showing a slow-fast atrioventricular nodal reentry tachycardia (AVNRT) with a 2:4 ventricular response.
An animated illustration of a young man clutching his chest, showing signs of a heart attack, with an enlarged, highlighted heart and a blocked artery. The background depicts a medical setting, and the image includes labels related to ischemia, myoca
Electrocardiogram (ECG) tracing showing fast-slow atrioventricular nodal reentrant tachycardia (AVNRT). Annotations highlight features such as pseudo-s-wave, long R-P' interval greater than 70 milliseconds, and the presence of a pseudo-s-wave, with a
Diagram of the heart showing electrical activity on an electrocardiogram (ECG), indicating axis deviation, R-wave progression, limb and augmented leads, with the heart's anatomy and ECG vectors, marked with labels and a red "EXAMINATION PROBLEM" wate
A diagram explaining ventricular ectopy and His-bundle and bundle branch pathways, with a table detailing the characteristics of the response to stimuli for different heart tissue regions, including priority, function, location, rate, stimulus, effec
Electrocardiogram (ECG) printouts showing ventricular ectopy with a large red diagonal watermark reading 'EXAMPLE FOR DEMONSTRATION'. Text on the image indicates it is a sample ECG for educational purposes, with notes about tracing lines across chann
Illustration of an electrocardiogram and a heart diagram labeled 'LVH' for left ventricular hypertrophy, with a banner across the image reading 'EXAMPLE FROM MODULE' in red text.
Electrocardiogram (ECG) showing patterns associated with ischemia and non-ST elevation myocardial infarction (NSTEMI). The image contains multiple ECG strips in black, red, and blue, with labels indicating isoelectric line, normal, ST depression, and
Electrocardiogram (ECG) printout showing heart rhythm with marked leads I, II, III, aVR, aVL, aVF, V1 through V6, and large red overlay text reading 'EXAMPLE FROM MOODULE'.
Illustration of a human heart with overlaid EKG and artery images, the word 'EXPLAIN FROM MYDULE' in large red text.
Diagram illustrating different stages of myocardial ischemia and injury, showing changes in the endocardium, with labels for normal, ST elevation, and ST depression, along with EKG tracings and arrows indicating injury patterns.
An electrocardiogram (ECG) printout with a color-coded circular diagram illustrating the heart's electrical activity, including axes of deviation, and a large red overlay stating 'EXAMPLE FOR DEMONSTRATION'.
Diagram of the human heart with annotations on the heart's electrical conduction system, showing axial deviations and pathways of the heart's nerves and tracts, overlaid with a large red text 'EXAMPLE - CONFIDENTIAL'.
Electrocardiogram (EKG) showing ventricular ectopy with repeated VBs and a discordant P wave in the lower rhythm strip, indicating idioventricular rhythm, labeled in red and overlaid with the text 'EXAMPLE FOR MODULÉ' in red.
Illustration of a heart's electrical conduction system showing the sinoatrial node, atrioventricular node, bundle of His, and Purkinje fibers, with graphs comparing automaticity in pacemaker and sympathetic and parasympathetic stimulation.
A certificate of completion for a CCT/CRAT exam preparation course from PEKGA Practical EKG Academy, with placeholders for recipient's name, graduation date, and signature, decorated with red and blue borders and heart graphics, marked as an example.
A digital document titled 'Pre-ECG Theory Review' from PEGA Practical ECG Academy, featuring multiple-choice questions about ECG and EKG, with a large red watermark diagonally across the page that says 'EXAMPLE FROM MODULE'.
ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE
ECG, EKG, MASTER ECG, CCT/CRAT PREP, ECG COURSE
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