Congrats on your acceptance to PA school!! I recently got hired as a PCT and I am planning on becoming a PA. Love the videos 🥰🥰 pleaseee keep them coming
This is probably my favorite CNA video out of the hundreds that I've seen thus far. I will be working on a med-Surg floor in a hospital and I was also given the 7p-7a shift and I'm very excited! You covered a lot of information and presented a lot of what the work entails, thank you.
New subscriber! You’re living my dream right now lol I am going to start as a PCT with the ultimate goal of becoming a PA once I finish my undergrad! Thank you for the videos ❤️
It’s not hard, some days are busier than others. I was in the emergency department but there are also PCTs on the floors (med surge). Their routines were slightly different than mine.
Hello! Just got my CNAs license a few months back. Were there things that you had to do at your hospital that your CNA program didn’t train you on? And if so how did you pick up those types of skills? Was the hospital helpful?
Any place that sell scrubs should have something you like. Walmart also sells scrubs. I typically use local resources. I haven’t tried places like Figs yet.
Congrats on your acceptance to PA school!! I recently got hired as a PCT and I am planning on becoming a PA. Love the videos 🥰🥰 pleaseee keep them coming
This is probably my favorite CNA video out of the hundreds that I've seen thus far. I will be working on a med-Surg floor in a hospital and I was also given the 7p-7a shift and I'm very excited! You covered a lot of information and presented a lot of what the work entails, thank you.
I’m glad I could help ! ♥️
She’s not a CNA! PCT get paid more than CNA’s and PCT’s can do phlebotomy, unlike an CNA, that’s the difference!
What’s med-Surg floor ?
PCT is CNA now or it’s two different things 🤷🏾♂️ just asking
It's two different positions but they do have some similarities. Both usually at least require a CNA certification. @AnflanneurProduction
Congratulations!!! PA-C loading! Never despise small beginnings 🤩
I love that saying! "Never despise small beginnings ." I will keep this in mind! I would love to go to medical school.
New subscriber! Watching your vid made me miss being a tech! 🥺 Congratulations on your acceptance! You’ll be a great medical provider 😊
Thank you so much!! 🥺☺️🥰
New subscriber! You’re living my dream right now lol I am going to start as a PCT with the ultimate goal of becoming a PA once I finish my undergrad! Thank you for the videos ❤️
Thank you so much! Good luck with your journey to PA!
@@itsKaCee_ thank you! I appreciate all of your videos! You also just have the sweetest personality!
New to your channel please continue to make more videos like this please
Thank you! And welcome! ♥️
Do you work 12 hour shifts everyday or Do you work 3 nights or 2 nights including every other weekend?
It was 3 - 12 hr shifts with a weekend shift every 3 weeks.
So patient care tech: ekg, cna, phlebotomy, aed, bls, cpr.
Pct in er need emt class as well?
No, you won’t need EMT classes.
I just recently got done with school for pct in I was wondering like Is it hard at the hospital being a pct
It’s not hard, some days are busier than others. I was in the emergency department but there are also PCTs on the floors (med surge). Their routines were slightly different than mine.
Congratulations on your channel
Do you have to wash them ? The patients ? Or clean them ?
Hello! Just got my CNAs license a few months back. Were there things that you had to do at your hospital that your CNA program didn’t train you on? And if so how did you pick up those types of skills? Was the hospital helpful?
Hey, I did not complete a CNA program. I was trained as a medical assistant prior to this job, but they did train us on everything we needed to know.
You’ll have to take an EKG/Phlebotomy classes in order to work in Hospital and you’ll need the CNA certification as well.
Question for PCT are there shifts that are shorter such as 8 hours
Thank you for the video 🫶🏽🫶🏽
12 hours only...ER shifts differ...some are 1pm to 1am
Typically most shift are set for 12 hours in the hospital setting. But if you are prn you can potentially pick up split shifts.
Thanks for the video
Where would recommend getting scrubs from?
Any place that sell scrubs should have something you like. Walmart also sells scrubs. I typically use local resources. I haven’t tried places like Figs yet.
Great video how did you study for your NHA certified
Thank you, and I do not have a NHA certification.
hey do you have to do check and change in the emergency room ?
What do you mean?
@@itsKaCee_ check and change their briefs for bowel movements etc..