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Tucson Medical Center

Patient Care Technician Training Program for November 9, 2026

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Patient Care Technician Training Program for November 9, 2026 Tucson Medical Center - 3.4 Tucson, AZ Job Details Full-time 5 hours ago Qualifications BLS Certification Full Job Description Thank you for considering joining the Tucson Medical Center patient care family! We are a diverse team of professionals dedicated to providing exceptional patient care and developing our staff is essential to that work. Our training program is designed to take those without hospital-based health care experience through a
STEP-WISE
program, culminating in the achievement of Patient Care Technician Status. Develop your skills and knowledge as a Patient Care Technician (PCT) in a ten - week training program. PCTs at TMC work in a care team with an RN to provide patient care. Typical tasks include taking vital signs, helping patients with activities of daily living, and keeping patients clean. Below is a video to learn more about the PCT responsibilities. PCT Video
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BLS certification required.
Training Breakdown:
The PCT training program is a 8 week program designed to introduce you to healthcare in general, and specifically to the role of the PCT at TMC. The first two weeks of the program are spent in the classroom and skills lab learning the basics for the role of patient care technician/assistant. The classroom and skill experiences are led by the TMC Clinical Education team at several locations on the TMC campus. Week 3 occurs in the clinical setting on a TMC Unit to integrate theory/skills learned in a classroom/skills lab environment and transition to a clinical setting. Week 4 includes a combination of clinical practice, with additional classroom experience for specialty skills, a Final Written Exam and Final testing of skills learned. Weeks 5 - 8 will consist of a Transition to Practice / Preceptorship. Weeks 9 & 10 the PCTs are validated by an RN. Candidates must be available between 8:00am - 4:30pm for training and will be assigned a 12 hour shift at the completion of the program on days or nights. All candidates sign a one year contract The interview process will also require the candidate attend a unit shadowing experience.

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  • Dental Insurance