Trinity Health·Ann Arbor, Michigan
The PCT provides direct patient care for adults with hematologic and oncologic illnesses, assisting with activities of daily living and maintaining a safe environment. Responsibilities include collecting specimens, managing peripheral IV catheters, and documenting patient data under the direction of a registered nurse.
Candidates must have a high school diploma or GED and either one year of direct care experience or completion of a CENA, PCT, MA, or EMT course. Student nurses are eligible if they have completed their nursing fundamentals class of a BSN program.
Market context
In Michigan, support-services roles in healthcare often stay active because clinics and practices need dependable staff who can handle patient-facing and back-office tasks. These positions are competitive because employers commonly require a high school diploma, completion of a competency-based medical assistant training program, and timely BLS plus a recognized Medical Assistant certification. Review the AI-summarized requirements and benefits here to quickly compare fit and confirm your certification timeline before applying.