Murphjen

For me, I had 3 days of training, then I was on my own. New to the field as well. And tons of anxiety. Just be honest with whomever hired you If you don't feel completely ready.

Yeah that's why I thought the PCT would be nice I could learn phlebotomy and ekg. Now I'm thinking I just go the RN route í ½í¸‚í ½í¸‚í ½í¸‚. I'm so confused. I'm 45 I have ran my own photography business for 17 years. Have worked a full time job to help make ends meet after my divorce in 2012. Nursing always been an interest to me, but now that I'm READY to go back too school I know I'll need to do All my pre reqs. And get my cna, right? I just thought going the PCT route make a better idea, plus faster. :/

Yikes! That truly isn't cool!!! . I'm torn. Do You think the way to go is pct?

Would love to know as well

I'm in Colorado. The patient Care technician is a stacked certificate. Includes phlebotomy cna and ekg

I'm torn between the two!! I can start my cna course Tuesday. 4 weeks, 3 days a week. Or go too a community college for me PTC ( I've got credits to use there), which interests me because I will learn phlebotomy And EKG. My end goal is RN hopefully, working in hopefully a hospital