The school has a policy that will consider other credits earned at other institutions as well as experential training.

Medical Career College of Northern California does not guarantee the transfer of credits earned at the school. It is always up to the receiving institution whether or not credits will be accepted.

MA/LPXT’s as well as LPXT’s are unable to train in hospitals, but they can work in a hospital once they are licensed, but for the most part, they work in an outpatient setting.

 

Phlebotomy Technicians work in all aspects of healthcare, such as clinics, hospitals, and laboratory settings.

Graduates from the LPXT portion of the program are eligible to enroll in a bridge program, which considers the time that you spend at MCCNC as the first year of a two-year program.

 

Phlebotomy Technicians work in all aspects of healthcare, such as clinics, hospitals, and laboratory settings.

Once you graduate as an MA/LPXT or an LPXT, you now have a great base to further your career. Imaging careers such as MRI, DEXA, and Ultrasound are good places to land as you spring forward with your career. If you decide to move forward and become a fully licensed X-ray Technologist, careers in CT and Interventional Radiography can open up for you.

Careers in Phlebotomy can lead to a career as a Medical Laboratory Technician.

 

 

In the United States, all states have their own rules regarding the hiring of Limited X-ray Technicians. It is important to check with the state that you wish to relocate to to find out the requirements needed to work in that state.

 

The Medical Assisting and Phlebotomy certification are nationwide, so they do transfer across state lines.

https://www.asrt.org/main/standards-and-regulations/legislation-regulations-and-advocacy/individual-state-licensure