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SandraW34

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  1. Oh ok. Yeah thats what i figured. Thanks
  2. Hey! Im going to start school very soon. And I was looking at Cobb medical institute. So far the reviews are ok. But they are a few years old. Is there anyone who has been to the school recently for pct or cna? Are you certified in ekg and phlebotomy as well as pct? Thanks for your help in advance!!
  3. Hello Im doing some research and I came across your panel. Did you ever find out school was best for you?I looked at Cobb medical tech. But dont kniw anyone who went there. I went to cumberland medical for cna its a good school. But now its too expensive for me right so thats wht i was looking at cobb med.
  4. Hello all! I am at a crossroads, and need some advice. I have been a CNA for almost 5 yrs now. I want to upgrade my career to become a nurse and start with being a Patient care technician. But Ive been reading similar questions on here and reading the answers but I decided to ask for myself. ive been doing my research and its saying PCT make more and do more in Georgia, which is where I live. I also have 2 small children. So that would help me a great deal. Or should I just try to get a hospital job and continue to work as a CNA and get my training as a phlebotomist and ekg? I also read that I wont be certified in phlebotomy or ekg. I would basically still be a CNA that does more. Please help!

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