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What is a Patient Care Technician?
A patient care technician is the unsung hero of healthcare facilities, providing valuable care to patients and working closely with nurses. As a PCT, you would be responsible for assisting patients with daily tasks such as eating, dressing, and hygiene. This can be a hands-on role, so you'll need a willingness to care for others in many different ways.

How Patient Care Technicians Are Vital to Healthcare
Hospitals and clinics depend on patient care technicians, yet PCTs are often overlooked. Our training program strives to recognize and reward PCTs for the vital roles they play in healthcare.

Patient care technicians are on the front lines in healthcare facilities, helping patients with a variety of care needs. Their roles in the system include providing patient care, assisting nurses, monitoring vital signs, taking temperatures, and other duties.

Why Become a Patient Care Technician?
The role of a patient care technician is important in ensuring that patients receive the medical care they need. PCTs contribute to patient well-being, and they play a key role in the operations of healthcare facilities.
 

Patient Care Technicians are essential team members at hospitals and clinics.

They are responsible for the following duties:

• Provide basic patient care

• Ensuring patient rooms are clean and safe

• Monitoring patients vitals

• Perform phlebotomy procedures

• Collecting medical data to be used by doctors

• Perform EKGs and obtain readings

Includes

• Hand on Clinical  

• Unlimited practice exams (allowing you to study till you know you can pass the final exam.)

• 3 attempts to pass the CPCT exam without any retake fees

• Provides complete comprehensive study materials, E-learning platform

• Resume Assistance: Offering support to help you craft your resume.

• Job Placement assistance

You have 12 months to complete this program.

If you want to be a part of a thriving field that provides much-needed care, enroll in our training program today

 

Certified Patient Care Technician (CPCT)​

Patient Care Technicians are essential team members at hospitals and clinics. They are responsible for the following duties:

• Provide basic patient care

• Ensuring patient rooms are clean and safe

• Monitoring patients' vitals

• Perform phlebotomy procedures 

• Collecting medical data to be used by doctors

• Perform EKGs and obtain readings

As advancements in medical technology rise, more employers are requiring national certification in the Patient Care Technician field each year.

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How to register to get your CPCT 

Patient Care Technicians who have completed a Patient Care Technician program or practical experience in the field and who have completed at least 30 venipunctures and 10 live EKGs may register to sit for the CPCT certification exam.

Once you’ve completed your registration, you will receive access to your certification materials. Certification materials include complete comprehensive study materials, unlimited practice exams, and three attempts to take the certification exam.

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Taking the exam​

The CPCT certification exam has 100 multiple-choice questions with a 120-minute time limit. You may take the certification exam at any time, and you have a total of 3 attempts to pass the CPCT exam without any retake fees.

Each time you take a practice exam or the certification exam, you will be provided with a domain proficiency report that will show you the areas of the study materials you need to focus on to improve your score.

Upon completion of your national certification exam, your results will be provided to you within 1 hour.

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New Affordable Pricing

Please call to get the pricing (Payment plans available call 267-734-8312)

Your competency-based study guide, unlimited access to practice exams, and three chances to take the exam is included with the cost of your certification. 

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Open Enrollment 

Have questions or ready to enroll give us a call.

267-734-8312​​​

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