Certified Nursing Aide / Patient Care Technician Short-Term Training Program Information Session

Learn about the CNA/PCT short-term training program during this virtual information session. For those who plan on enrolling in the CNA/PCT in-person program at the Southfield Campus, this information session is mandatory for enrollment. During the info session, you will learn about the program, application requirements, and funding opportunities.

A Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) helps patients with important daily activities including feeding, bathing, repositioning, and taking vital signs. A valuable member of the patient care team, CNAs are also known as nursing assistants and generally work under the supervision of a Registered Nurse (RN) or Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN). Becoming a CNA also serves as a good foundation if you're looking to transition into nursing or other healthcare careers. A CNA with Patient Care Technician (PCT) training will have a wider and more advanced skillset including Phlebotomy, wound care, non-controlled medication administration, and more! While in the program, your schedule will consist of classroom, lab, and clinical hours. 

This program is eligible for MICHIGAN WORKS! funding.

Visit the program web page for more information.

Questions? Contact Gia Huff at GJHuff1@oaklandcc.edu or (248) 232-4195.

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