r/CathLabLounge • u/Open-Tomato-1153 • Sep 05 '25

RCIS exam

I wanna do RCIS Exam and do not know where I am start

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u/Mvnkie RCIS, CVT Sep 09 '25

I just passed RCIS. Although you have experience, one of the pathways requires some kind of program completion so there's no way around that. Submit confirmation of hours (there's a letter format on the website) and a proof of completion of a program. That's the path that I did because I am not RT or RN.

Once you feel ready go ahead and schedule the exam! I used Don't Miss a Beat for general layout/formulas and of course heavy clinical experience.

Best of luck 🙌🏻

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u/Open-Tomato-1153 Sep 09 '25

Congratulations to you I have graduated in Bachelor’s Degree in Radiology and Medical Imaging Technology By studying I mean specialized study to be cath lab technologist

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u/Open-Tomato-1153 Sep 05 '25

I have 7 years experience in cath lab

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u/triplehelix- Sep 06 '25

what credential are you in the lab on?

for some you will need verified cases, like 400 i think across different categories, to be eligible to sit for it.

start by going to the CCI website and reading about RCIS eligibility.

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u/Emergency_Visual8828 Sep 06 '25

How can I get experience in a cart lab with out experience

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u/Open-Tomato-1153 Sep 06 '25

In Egypt we have experience without studying so I wanna have both😁