Cardiovascular Science - Midwestern University - Glendale

Cardiovascular Science from Midwestern University - Glendale is a Campus Master Cardiology degree that prepares you for a Healthcare career. Program Description In an ever-changing field where surgical, technological, and basic sciences are rapidly changing, students in the Midwestern University Cardiovascular Science/Perfusion program gain the knowledge and skills necessary to meet the demands that will be placed upon them as professionals. A challenging core curriculum provides a solid scientific base for the perfusionist. Graduates are highly qualified in the operation of heart-lung systems and in the operation of other cardiovascular-related procedures such as blood salvaging, mechanical circulatory assist devices, artificial hearts, and other equipment and procedures. The curriculum leading to a master\\\'s degree is a full-time professional program of seven continuous quarters with a didactic and clinical faculty consisting of perfusionists, anesthesiologists, cardiac surgeons, and professional educators. The program begins with three quarters of didactic and laboratory education at the Glendale, Arizona, campus. The student is exposed to clinical medicine during the first three quarters by clinical observation at affiliated hospitals in the Phoenix area. The summer quarter of the student\\\'s second year begins the four-quarter clinical rotation segment held at various affiliated hospitals located across the country. Relocation during clinical rotation will be necessary. This is a rigorous and demanding program; however, graduates are rewarded with the satisfaction that comes with accomplishment and an excellent start to their professional careers. Professional Career Opportunities Heart-related surgeries Blood salvaging Artificial hearts Mechanical Circulatory Assist Cancer Therapies View more details on Midwestern University - Glendale, AZ . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Cardiology courses.