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The Irish Society of Cardiological Technology was set up with the purpose promoting the role of Clinical Physiologists and Technicians working in the field of cardiology. The Society will work closely with the Irish Institute of Clinical Measurement (IICMS) on common issues such as State Registration and development of the degree programme.

We hope that this site will serve as an educational resource and an arena for promotion of events which would be of interest to those in the field. The website will be regularly updated with all the latest news, events and updates in the field of cardiology.

There are over 200 Cardiac Technicians working in the Republic of Ireland , so there should be plenty of areas for discussion.

If you have an interesting case study, have found an interesting article or if your department has had any achievements, for example has there been a new initiative, has someone got the BSE, please let us know email editor@isct.ie

Want to be kept updated or have your contact details changed let us know – editor@isct.ie

Membership

All of you that replied to our census will have got an email enrolling you as members of the Society for 2008. If you have not got such an email please download the application form below and send it to us.

You may well ask what benefit is there in being a member?

The committee of the society has been working behind the scenes on such things as this website, better links with IMPACT, development of the Degree Program at DIT. Hopefully over the coming year you will see the benefits of the type of things that are being done and you will see that there will indeed be a benefit, directly to you, in terms of

Regular Updates via the Website

NewsPulse - our bimonthly e-journal

Access to educational material and journal articles

Also as you know the HSE is undergoing a period of transformation, as is our own profession in terms of the Degree Program, phasing out of the SCST exams in the UK and the initial steps in State Registration. Having a large number of members in this society and in the IICMS will help our profession have a voice in this change. Remember there are over 200 of us out there.

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