PCT

Women who are pregnant may be accepted, however, you are strongly encouraged to discuss training requirement with your doctor. Optional clinical placement requirements include a TB skin test, please discuss this with your physician also.Read More →

Job duties involve large amounts of physical activity. People who cannot be on their feet for extended periods of time, who can’t lift at least 30 pounds, who can’t stoop or bend, etc. may not be suited for our training. If you have questions, please consult your personal physician.Read More →

Class attendance is very important. Every effort should be made to avoid missing class. If you know in advance that you will have to be absent, notify Director, Amy Vickery. It may be necessary for you to take another class date.Read More →

No. Programs are not available on-line, due to the need for hands on training.Read More →

Our classes are taught in English only. Strong English skills are needed to be successful in our training classes.Read More →

In addition to the same employment opportunities as CNA’s, PCT’s are also generally able to seek employment in doctors’ offices, hospitals, EKG labs, Blood Labs, clinics, and blood collection agencies. Pay rates for PCT’s may range from $12 – $16 per hour, based on what type of facility, location, andRead More →