i need you guys!!! pct knowledge

They will give you an orientation period when you will be paired with an experienced pct. Ask for more orientation if you feel that you need it. Every hospital may do things differently and if you change jobs, you should always have an orientation period and learn how they want things done. Don't come across as if you know everything at your next job or at any time in this job. If you show up to work when you are suppose to and are respectful of other pct, nurses, and other staff, and do the work that is assigned to you, then you should have no problem getting raises. Believe it or not, the qualities I mentioned are rare and hard to find in pcts. If you demonstrate to them that you have those qualities, you will be very valued by the nurses & they will tell the unit manager. That is how you will get raises. Good luck!