Patient Care Technician Program

     In this comprehensive program, students will gain a thorough understanding of the varied settings, job roles, and responsibilities associated with a Patient Care Technician (PCT). The curriculum covers essential topics such as the Patient's Bill of Rights, infection control, and first aid. Students will delve into the nuances of vital signs, and explore specialized care areas including supportive, elderly, palliative, and hospice care. Additionally, the program incorporates medical terminology and an in-depth exploration of medical conditions in relation to different body systems. The phlebotomy and EKG components, detailed in the respective program descriptions, further enhance students' proficiency in these critical skills.

     Throughout the course, students will master a diverse range of skills, including strict adherence to infection control and safety guidelines. They will become adept at accurately assessing vital signs, applying dressings, and executing patient turning, positioning, and transfer techniques. The curriculum also encompasses the proper use of restraints, assistance with dressing and ambulation, identification, handling, and disposal of infectious and hazardous waste. Further, students will acquire hands-on experience in phlebotomy, EKG, urinalysis, glucose testing, and hematocrit and hemoglobin testing.

     Upon successful completion of the program, students will be well-prepared to sit for the MedCA certification exam, validating their comprehensive skill set and readiness for a rewarding career as a certified Patient Care Technician.

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