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I would say it would depend on what state you live in...I suggest you Google your state board of nursing and search PCT/CNA/PCA requirements or something to that extent. Not sure exactly what the website is offering, so I can't help there.
I've interviewed new grads, and I will say the exposure certainly helps against a candidate that does not. So, it may help you land a nursing job after, but this depends on who is looking at your resume.
Thanks for your comments. I've put in about 20 apps for a hospital near me (The same one I'm going to clinical at). There application says once you complete one clinical you are eligible to apply for a PCT job there. I'm going to talk with my clinical instructor and see what he says about become a PCT. I'm going to look for other hospital I can apply too when I have a chance. Finals are next week so I may have to wait till they are over so I have some time to fill them out. Thanks again.
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