Become a Patient Care Technician Within Just 16 Weeks
Make a difference in patients' lives by becoming a patient care technician in just 16 weeks. As a critical member of the care team in hospitals, nursing homes, and clinics, you will be there to assist both patients and their families through every stage of their care.
- Assist with patient admission and discharge
- Get skills to measure and record patient vital signs
- Assist providers with exams and procedures
- Provide comfort and quality care to patients in need with our bootcamps
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Eligibility Requirements
- High School Diploma or GED
- Web browser with internet connection
- Course registration and payment
Cost & Included Materials
- $3,450
- Self-Paced Online Program
- eBooks: Elsevier – Modern Dental Assisting, 13th Edition
- RDA exam fee
Student Services
- Mentorship from expert coaches
- RDA Certification Exam Prep
- 6-month post-program access to career coaches
Career Possibilities for Patient Care Technicians
As certified patient care technicians, you will be a vital part of healthcare teams across various settings. With the demand for this role on the rise, there are numerous job opportunities available in hospitals, nursing homes, home healthcare, and more. Quick Health Certified's patient care technician training program equips you with the skills and knowledge through comprehensive courses and hands-on training, ensuring you're ready to pursue certification and succeed in these fast-growing healthcare environments.
Physician Offices and Medical Clinics
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Physician Offices and Medical Clinics
Medical assistants working in physician’s offices assist doctors and nurses with scheduling patient appointments, collecting patient information, and recording vital signs. More than half of all medical assistants work in this setting.
Average Annual Salary: $37,610
Hospitals
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Hospitals
For individuals who thrive in high pressure situations or require schedule flexibility, working in a hospital may be the right fit. Medical assistants working in hospitals will often perform both clinical and administrative tasks, including urgent patient care.
Average Annual Salary: $39,550
Outpatient Care Centers
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Outpatient Care Centers
Medical assistants in outpatient care centers may assist with minor surgeries and procedures, perform lab tests, or provide mental health care depending on the facility.
Average Annual Salary: $44,680
Other Healthcare Facilities
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Other Healthcare Facilities
Medical assistants are also needed in a variety of healthcare settings, including pediatrics, OB-GYN, chiropractic, diagnostic laboratories, and clinical research. These roles may require additional training or certification and may include either clinic or administrative tasks or both.
Average Annual Salary: $38,190
*All salaries according to 2021 estimates released by U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
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Patient Care Technician Training Program FAQs
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