About
CNU Medical Institute’s Patient Care Technician Program in Norcross, Georgia, prepares students to support registered nursing staff through direct patient care, electrocardiography, and phlebotomy. The program awards a certificate, and a national certification examination is available at the end of training. The page describes the training duration inconsistently as both 12 weeks and 16 weeks, so neither duration is presented here. The program requires six months of experience in the field or a Certified Nursing Assistant certification. Admission also requires a high school diploma or GED and a minimum age of 18. Government-issued photo identification and a Social Security card or equivalent are listed among the minimum requirements.
Organization
CNU Medical Institute
CNU Medical
Located in Norcross, GA, CNU Medical is a healthcare training facility specializing in medical personnel certification. Since 2004, it has graduated over 1,000 students through hybrid courses, including a 6-month Surgical Technician program, and offers practical skills-focused training in traditional classrooms and online. Accredited by the National Health Career Association, Medca, and NCCT, the school serves the Georgia State Workforce, US Department of Defense, and Georgia Department of Community Health, fostering efficient and knowledgeable healthcare professionals.
Highlights:
- Uniquely combines hybrid training with certification through recognized national organizations
- Consistently graduates well-trained medical personnel since 2004
- Provides exceptional, hands-on training to aspiring healthcare professionals
- Fosters wisdom and innovation by consistently graduating knowledgeable and skilled medical personnel
- Phlebotomy program is in-person and prepares students for national certification within 8 weeks