Programs Offered
Recent Reviews
I attended both the first patient care technician and the central sterile program, and I can say this program was so unorganized it would almost be considered useless. As of today, they still have no classroom; we are currently in the lab where all the medical mannequins are, which wouldn’t be so bad if we were lectured on the material as well, but unfortunately, this is a completely self-taught program, meaning there are absolutely no lectures at all. The only ones we ever got consisted of about 5 minutes for the entire week, and considering we went 5-7 hours a day, Monday to Friday, that is quite pitiful. The second class of patient care technicians barely had any clinicals, which are included in the CNA program at Gulf Coast, and the central sterile tech class was almost offered no clinicals because they couldn’t get a contract with someone until they found SpayBay, which is a veterinarian's hospital and has limited surgical equipment. Not only that, but halfway through the program, they wanted to make it a “pace program,” meaning you could test out early, but if you received a financial aid check, you would OWE them back the money unless you completed 60% of the semester, and if that money is not paid, you might not receive your certification of completion. I also didn’t receive my last financial aid check, and when I went to building 1, I asked them why, and they said they didn’t know, which is a common response, and they will not direct you to someone who does know. The LPN program, however, is a different story; it’s very organized and well put together. However, if you are considering the patient care tech program or the central sterile, I would highly reconsider.
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No night time courses for medical field workers looking to continue education and they no longer work on vehicles for the public. Unlike the amazing school of panhandle tech smh. Bay county schools are just the worst all around. It’s so sad.
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During my 45 weeks in the LPN program at Haney the Director of Nursing quit, our best instructor resigned, and one instructor was fired. The quality of the workplace directly affects the quality of education you will receive (or lack thereof). I highly recommend saving yourself the trouble and applying at Gulf Coast.
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Programs
Tom P Haney Technical Center offers the following programs:
About This School
Accreditation or State Approval
One or more programs offered at this school is accredited by an agency recognized by the U.S. Department of Education. Accredited programs qualify graduates for applicable state licensing. In addition, accredited schools typically can offer more financial aid options, including federal financial aid. Learn more about accreditation and approval.
Admissions
To apply to this school, there is a $50 application fee.
Financial Aid
57% of students received financial aid
On average, students received $5,484 in financial aid.
Student Body
Gender Ratio
42% Female, 58% Male
Race / Ethnicity Ratio
63% White, 8% Hispanic / Latino, 16% African American, 1% Asian American, 1% American Indian, 0% Hawaiian / Pacific, 10% Two or More, 0% Unknown
464 students are enrolled in this school
