B.Voc/Diploma Patient Care Technician

Be the heart of compassionate healthcare, impacting patients’ lives in meaningful ways.

B.Voc programs are vocational or skill-based undergraduate courses designed to provide practical training and skills specific to a particular profession.
A B.Voc in Patient Care Technician typically involves a three-year curriculum, combining theoretical knowledge with hands-on training in patient care.
Students in this program learn about healthcare ethics, basic medical procedures, patient monitoring, infection control, and communication skills.
The emphasis is on practical skills, and students may have the opportunity to gain real-world experience through clinical placements or internships.
Graduates are trained to work as vital members of the healthcare team, providing direct care to patients in various healthcare settings.

A Diploma in Patient Care Technician is a shorter, more focused program that usually takes around 1 to 2 years to complete.
Similar to the B.Voc program, a diploma program covers topics such as patient care procedures, medical terminology, and basic nursing skills.
The focus is on providing students with the specific skills needed to assist healthcare professionals in patient care settings.
Diploma programs often include practical training components to ensure graduates are well-prepared for the demands of patient care roles.