A Registered EKG Specialist (RES) is classified among cardiovascular technicians, and healthcare professionals specializing in administering tests on the cardiovascular system to identify electrical conduction rhythms. Proficiency in various EKG/ECG machines, along with a foundational comprehension of arrhythmia interpretation, telemetry, non-invasive stress testing, and the recognition of myocardial infarction (MI), is imperative for individuals in this role.

The Registered Phlebotomy Specialist (RPS) is responsible for meticulously collecting high-quality samples from veins and capillaries in both adult and pediatric patients, to achieve optimal laboratory results. In addition to delivering quality patient care, the phlebotomist emphasizes minimizing pre-analytical errors to enhance the accuracy of patient treatment and diagnosis. Proficiency is ensured through a comprehensive 2-part examination—Clinical and Science—which assures employers that recent graduates have acquired the essential skills and knowledge outlined in adherence to national standards established by the Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute (CLSI), ultimately reducing the occurrence of pre-analytical errors.

An introductory course covering the fundamental principles and best practices of virology, including infection control, specimen handling, and laboratory biosafety standards. Educational in nature — does not award a professional certification.