PHLEBOTOMY PROGRAM
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Course Description This course is designed to provide students with the skills and knowledge necessary to function effectively and safely as a phlebotomist. The course includes 120 hours of theory and 120 hours of clinical instruction. The course provides accurate, up-to-date information in the phlebotomy procedures and techniques. The student is taught a wide variety of phlebotomy duties, with an emphasis placed on routine and special collection procedures, equipment, patient identification and OSHA regulations.
Career Opportunities Students graduating from the program are able to work as phlebotomists in a wide range of laboratory settings including, but not limited to, the physician’s office, clinics, and hospital settings. Upon completion of the course, graduates are qualified to take the written exam to become a "Certified Phlebotomist."
Higher Education Students may wish to pursue further medical training in a health related area such as Medical Lab Technician, Medical Assistant, Licensed Practical Nurse or Registered Nurse.
Special Information This training is taught strictly to adult students. Applications are accepted on an ongoing basis. Two sessions are taught throughout the year in the spring and fall semesters. Interviews are scheduled after completing all required tests and evaluations. A physical exam and certain vaccinations are required for admission into the program .
Phlebotomy Course Offerings
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