Objectives. The Mini-Clinical Evaluation Exercise (Mini-CEX) is a combined teaching and assessment tool that covers seven areas of interaction with patients. It is predominately used assess students' medical interview skills, physical examination skills, procedural skills, counseling skills, clinical judgment, organizational effectiveness, and humanistic qualities/professionalism. The present study evaluated the effect of mini-CEX-oriented education and evaluation in an electrocardiogram (ECG) teaching program for 23 technologist interns, and compared to the traditional methods after performed this teaching program two weeks.Methods. A survey was administered to assess student effectiveness of learning with this teaching program.Results. We found that the training program effectively imparted the knowledge and skills needed to effectively carry out the operating procedures, that the teaching was well-accepted and confidence with the procedure was achieved.Conclusions. These findings demonstrate that the mini-CEX teaching and evaluation tool can help students to apply technical knowledge, increase student confidence, and ensure consistency in the performance of the technique.