Choosing a healthcare profession can’t be a casual decision. Most people who turn their eyes that way are driven by a desire for the first two things, namely: sure work and purpose, and the third thing, namely: skills that retain their value over time. But at the same time, uncertainties arise. Will I be wrong?… Read more »
Entering the healthcare profession is a daunting thing. The number of positions that can be taken is high, yet one of the most straightforward ways to get into the industry is through Phlebotomy. It provides direct patient contact, consistent demand, and a destination to hospitals, clinics, and laboratories. The first thing many students do… Read more »
Do Bacterial Colonies Fascinate You? You Might Be a Medical Laboratory Technician. By Nancy L. Kimmel, MSN-FNP- BC CHMM, Associates of Science, Associates of Nursing, Bachelors of Science, PhD Environmental Engineering, Med Student Year III, PhD candidate at Grand Canyon University for Nursing Practice ? Now Enrolling: Medical Laboratory Technician Certification 280 Clock Hours | … Read more »
Exciting News from PCT By Nancy L. Kimmel, MSN-FNP | Phlebotomy Career Training ? Now Launching: Administrative Medical Assistant Certification 1,200 Clock Hours | $710 | National Exam Included | We Have an Announcement to Make It is our pleasure to announce some wonderful news here at Phlebotomy Career Training — soon to be officially… Read more »
America Needs Mental Health Technicians More Than Ever — Here’s Why By any measure, the United States is in the middle of a mental health crisis. Wait times for psychiatric appointments stretch into months in many parts of the country. Emergency departments are overwhelmed with patients in behavioral health crises who have nowhere else to… Read more »