A career in phlebotomy is a highly respected and important medical career. Phlebotomists, who specialize in drawing blood, work in a variety of healthcare systems including hospitals, clinics, medical group practices, laboratories, and public health facilities.
Individuals interested in starting a career in the medical field, prospective patient care technicians, current nurses, or those looking to develop skills may benefit from this program. This program will enable you to become a crucial member of a medical team with skills necessary to obtain quality laboratory specimens in a variety of medical settings. As you complete this course, you will gain the technical knowledge required to assist you in passing the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) examination to become a Certified Phlebotomy Technician.
The Phlebotomy Technician Training includes theory and hands-on instruction during an 11-week program, which includes 40 hours of clinicals in a medical lab setting. Attendance to all classes and clinical assignments is mandatory. Class schedule may be adjusted due to unforeseen causes, such as inclement weather.
Certified Phlebotomy Handbook
