Cardiovascular Perfusion

Here's What to Know About This In-Demand Career Path

Many cardiac perfusionists are near retirement age, which means this profession needs you! At Midwestern University, you can learn how to aid patients in the operating room during life-changing surgeries, heart/lung transplants, and so much more.

At Midwestern University, you can expect to:

Take classes in perfusion technology, anatomy, physiology, developmental skills, pediatrics, and more
Complete your degree in as little as 21 months
Gain hands-on experience through 48 weeks of clinical rotations

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Quick Facts & Stats

Cardiac perfusionists can make a median of $146,790 per year
On average, cardiac perfusionists perform more than 100 on-bypass procedures each year
Midwestern University's Cardiovascular Perfusion program is the largest education program in the U.S. that offers a master's degree

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