Phlebotomy Training Program at Global Career Institute

Embark on a rewarding journey in the medical field with Global Career Institute's Phlebotomy Training Program. Designed for individuals seeking to start or advance their career as phlebotomy technicians, this comprehensive online course offers practical experience in a supportive learning environment. Benefit from a digital-first personalized platform, affordable tuition, and unique supportive services including housing assistance, all aimed at fostering economic independence and building stronger communities.

Program Details:

• Cost: Not publicly listed, but a $150 registration fee is mentioned for tuition-free education programs. Contact the institute directly for exact pricing.
• Duration: 6-12 month program
• Schedule: Online, comprehensive training accessible from anywhere.
• Prerequisites: Typically, students should be at least 18 years old and have proficiency in English.
• Accreditations: Accredited and certified by AMCA (American Medical Certification Association) and AMT (American Medical Technologists).
• Career Outcomes: Prepares students for entry-level employment and a fulfilling career in the medical field as phlebotomy technicians.

Quick Look

Are you ready to jumpstart your career in the healthcare field? Our Medical Assistant Program is just the ticket. You'll get to master the art of working in diverse healthcare settings, doing everything from administering injections to preparing medical supplies.

What's in it for you?

• Learn to record vital data, administer medication, and evaluate EKG results like a pro.
• Hone your communication skills to forge strong relationships with patients and co-workers.
• Get hands-on with specimen samples, ensuring they're lab-ready.
• Plus, you get to add a phlebotomy certification to your resume.

Cool Stuff You'll Learn

• Medical Terminology
• Anatomy Basics
• First Aid Procedures
• Preparing and Administering Medications
• Medical Insurance Basics
• Patient Therapies
• Pharmacology
• Bookkeeping Techniques

Career Pathways

Successful completion of our program could lead to roles like Medical Administrative Assistant, Clinical Medical Assistant, or Medical Receptionist. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates an 18% job growth in this field by 2030, so the odds are in your favor!

Medical Coding and Billing Program

Quick Overview

Dive into the world of medical coding and billing with our comprehensive training. This 4-6 month course covers everything from understanding specialized medical terminologies to applying basic claims processes for insurance reimbursements. You'll decode patient diagnoses, request payments from insurance companies, and solve billing and coding issues like a pro.

Key Learning Outcomes

• Apply critical thinking to medical terminologies, insurance, and regulatory systems
• Use computer skills for preparing documents around billing, coding, and healthcare needs
• Grasp disorders and medical procedures common to each body system
• Get comfortable with legal, ethical, and regulatory concepts in the field
• Understand coding instructions: ICD-10-CM, ICD-10-PCS, CPT, and HCPCS Level II

Where Can This Take You?

You could find yourself in a range of roles such as an Insurance Billing Clerk, Medical Biller and Collections, or a Billing Clerk. According to the BLS, there's a growing demand in this profession, with an average salary of approximately $40,350 per year.

# Becoming a Patient Care Technician - The Fun Way!

Hey there! Ever thought about becoming a Patient Care Technician (PCT)? If yes, you're in the right place!

What's a PCT?

PCTs are superheroes in healthcare! They take care of everything from checking vital signs, giving emotional support, to keeping patients safe. You'll learn all about infection control, nutrition, safety measures, basic anatomy/physiology, and more.

What's in Store?

Our program gives you the scoop on patient care and basic nursing skills. We offer additional certifications in EKG and Phlebotomy too! But if you just want the PCT course, that's cool as well.

What Will You Learn?

After the program, you'll be able to:

• Check and report vital signs, daily living activities (ADLs), and systems review.

• Spot any EKG strip errors and abnormalities.

• Prepare a specimen sample for the lab following aseptic technique.

• Ensure patient safety by sticking to regulatory and facility guidelines.

• Use your clinical skills to help patients in coordination with your team.

Where Can You Work?

• Retail Pharmacies

• Hospitals

• Nursing Homes

• Assisted Living Facilities

Job Prospects?

The field is growing by 9% till 2028. Plus, the average annual pay for PCTs is around $33,249. Sweet, right?

The Role of Patient Care Technician

Patient Care Technicians (PCTs) play a crucial part in healthcare, offering primary care to patients in a wide range of settings.

Key Responsibilities

• Taking care of all facets of patient care, from checking vital signs to emotional support.

• Handling infection control, nutrition, comfort, and safety measures.

• Providing first aid and CPR when necessary.

• Recording vital signs, understanding basic anatomy/physiology, and maintaining patient records.

• Enhancing communication skills and interpersonal relationships.

Course Outcomes

Upon course completion, students should be able to:

• Evaluate and report vital signs, ADLs, and systems review.

• Analyze EKG strips for errors and abnormalities.

• Prepare specimen samples using proper aseptic technique.

• Ensure patient safety by adhering to regulatory and facility guidelines.

• Apply clinical skills within their scope of practice for optimal patient outcomes.

Career Opportunities

PCTs have opportunities in various fields including:

• Retail Pharmacies

• Hospitals

• Nursing Homes

• Assisted Living Facilities

Job Outlook

The US Bureau of Labor Statistics predicts a 9% growth in this field up to 2028. The average annual salary for PCTs is approximately $33,249, with additional benefits.