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I hear if you get certified in EKG, Phlebotomy, and then CNA you may sit for the PCT boards. Those courses are offered at many schools. I know they are offered at Kennesaw. They may be offered at Appalachain Tech, I am not sure. They are probably offered at Chattahoochee Tech. Possibly at Lanier Tech. Maybe at Gainseville College. I would check all of those. Try googling technical schools in your area. GL!
thanks for the insight. I just came from Education & Career Resources Of Ga (Cna-Pct program),and the admin advised that I take the CNA course followed by the PCT course. She said it would be best because alot of hospitals require you being certified as a CNA before taking the position of PCT. Has anyone ever heard of Education & Career Resoures of Ga?
Yes I completed the program. We had classes for four weeks and the fifth week we had clinicals at a nursing home. After that you had to pass a skills check off before sitting for the state exam. As soon as you pass the skills check off, then you pay for the exam. I passed my exam and got my card this weekend.
im in the program now and its been very crazy lately. we had clinicals for 1 week but it had got cancelled (Austell). i need help with the skills any suggestions?please. i was told that we have to take the 100 question test then skills. the thing is she hasnt helped us with the skills. Msjones
im in the program now and its been very crazy lately. we had clinicals for 1 week but it had got cancelled (Austell). i need help with the skills any suggestions?please. i was told that we have to take the 100 question test then skills. the thing is she hasnt helped us with the skills. Msjones
I am sorry to hear that. The 100 question test is just like the tests that she gave in class. If you go through your notes you will be fine. With the skills, I went through them every single day. Always remember that if you are doing a skill that involves washing a client you have to wear your gloves. When you are done with the process, empty the basin first before putting the dirty linen away. Take off your gloves, say you are washing your hands and then call light and lowering the bed. If you remember these then work on remembering what you have to do for the skills. If you have family members to practice with, then use them. Also you could go over the skill and then try and re-write everything...that helped me. Repetition helps. You tube also has some great skills videos. Let me know if you need any more help.
Ruach Ha-kodesh
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Does anyone know of some great cna/pct programs in the north-Atlanta area? I would prefer PCT. Also, I hear that alot of programs really don't teach well and are just in buisness for the money. :wink2: