How do you get patient care technician certification?

Step 1: Complete a PCT training program

* *Approved by your state's nursing board*

* *Offered by community colleges, vocational schools, and hospitals*

* *typically last 4-8 weeks*

Step 2: Pass the National Patient Care Technician (NCPCT) exam

* *Developed by the National Association of Health Career Assistants (NAHCA)*

* *Covers topics such as patient care, safety, and ethics*

* *You must score at least 75% to pass*

Step 3: Apply for certification

* *Submit an application to NAHCA*

* *Pay the application fee*

* *Provide proof of training and exam scores*

Once your application is approved, you will receive a Patient Care Technician (PCT) certification.

PCT certification is voluntary, but it can be a valuable asset for your career.

* *It demonstrates your knowledge and skills in patient care.*

* *It can help you get a job in a healthcare setting.*

* *It can advance your career and increase your earning potential.*

If you're interested in becoming a PCT, I encourage you to take the steps to get certified. It's a great way to start your career in healthcare and make a difference in the lives of others.