Students

PCI The Intelligent Choice

As a High School Student about to graduate and enter the world of work and careers making the right education and training choices enhances your opportunities.

Helping You Help Others

With proper training, skilled professionals entering the allied health fields can begin a career in which the opportunities to help others and achieve personal and professional satisfaction are limited only by your desire to grow and succeed.

For high school students seeking careers in heath care PCI offers the following Training Programs:

Medical Assistant

Work alongside doctors, nurses and other medical professionals in clinics labs hospitals and other health care facilities.  Students learn clinical procedures, phlebotomy, EKG, injections and front office skills.

Psychiatric Assistant

Assist in the professional care of the mentally ill, developmentally disabled and those recovering from addictions.  Employment is found in a variety of mental heath center and social services organizations

Medical Office Assistant

A six month course focusing on administrative skills used in most health care offices. Students learn computer skills, processing insurance, coding and billing, medical collections and front office management procedures

Patient Care Technician
This program prepares a graduate to work as an entry-level Patient Care Technician in a medical clinic, hospital, or long-term care facility. Students will learn to check vital signs, assist in medical examinations, and perform electrocardiograms, basic laboratory procedures, and phlebotomy. Patient Care Technician is sometimes referred to as a hospital attendant, nurses’ assistant, health care assistant or nurse’s aide.

We are offering Scholarships for High School Seniors. Learn More

Parents

We are Committed to Our Students Success

We appreciate your efforts to assist your student in reaching their educational goals.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Do you have financial aid available?

YES: PCI participates in the Title IV Student Financial Assistance programs administered by the U.S. Department of Education, which include grant and loan programs to students who qualify under the federal guidelines.

Do you offer any Scholarships?

YES: PCI offers scholarships to graduating high school seniors. The scholarship application form is available here

Does PCI offer Job Placement Assistance?

YES: The Career Services Department is available to assist and guide students with employment-appropriate resume design, professional dress for interviewing, effective communication techniques and interviewing skills, and assistance with job search and externship placement.

What is the admissions process?

Contact the High School Relations department to schedule a tour of the school and meet the teachers and staff.

Are you accredited?

YES: PCI is regulated by, and approved to operate in the State of Texas, by the Texas Workforce Commission also we are approved by the U.S. Department of Education as a Proprietary Institution of Higher Education. The Medical Assistant and Psychiatric Assistant programs are approved for the training of Veterans and other eligible persons by the Texas Workforce Commission, Veterans Education. 

High School Teachers and Counselors

Our goal is to assist you with finding useful and helpful information for your High School Students and their families. 

Enjoy the day off while PCI focuses your classroom on our "Life After High School" presentations. If you have any questions or we can be of assistance please feel free to contact us.

For details on our informative and interactive presentations or to request scholarship application forms and details-

please contact:

Mark Ammann,
Director of High School Relations

present@pcihealth.net

214-630-0568
 

PCI HEALTH TRAINING CENTER
Division of Prince Careers, Inc.
Dallas Campus
8101 John W. Carpenter Freeway Dallas, Texas
Telephone (214) 630-0568
Richardson Campus
1300 International Parkway Richardson, Texas
Telephone (214) 576-2600
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