How to become a PCT in Delaware?

Olivia York February 22, 2025
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By Owen Harris June 19, 2025

To become a Patient Care Technician (PCT) in Delaware, obtain a high school diploma or GED, enroll in a PCT program, and pursue certification. Training options include Dawn Career Institute and Delaware Technical Community College. PCTs in Delaware earn between $89,930 and $112,821 annually.

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How to become a PCT in Delaware?
How to become a PCT in Delaware?