Patient Care Technician

A Patient Care Technician works under the direction of a supervising nurse, administers direct patient care and other necessary duties to provide optimal patient care. Upon successful completion of this program, graduates will be prepared to take the national certification exam with the National Healthcareer Association.

The instructor is familiar with industry trends, possesses the required educational attainments and is very knowledgeable about the medical field.

Program Requirements:

All students must be at least 18 years of age on or before the first day of class.
Have a high school diploma or equivalent. (Prospective students without a high school diploma can call us at 973-824-6484 for information about how to obtain one.)
Have a valid state ID.

Program Includes:

Classroom lecture
Practical hands-on assignments
Work-based learning initiatives
Employability skills training
Job placement assistance
Financial coaching through the Financial Opportunity Center (FOC)

Key Program Outcomes:

Career pathways in an in-demand occupation
Provides industry recognized credentials
Connection to a host of employers

Certifications/Credentials:

National Healthcareer Association (NHA)
American Heart Association Basic Life Support/CPR Certification

New Community Career and Technical Institute’s mission is to improve the quality of life of all students through education and occupational training in a community that fosters life-long learning.