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This six-week online course is for the Certified
Medical Assistant to obtain their Phlebotomist
Certification. The intent of this course is to learn
how to draw blood specimens for testing purposes.
The course will cover fundamental skills, training
to use a variety of blood drawing techniques,
set-up of appropriate equipment and supplies
for specified blood work, theoretical and clinical
experience and will follow the ASMT guidelines.
Students will have an estimated 24-36 hours of
skills lab one day a week and approximately 40
hours of clinical externship, if necessary.
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Fee: $1,449.00
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Dates: 9/21/2020 - 10/30/2020
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Online - Students may access the class at any time during the start/end date. Please allow up to three business days for a classroom invitation.
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Students must have computer with video and audio to successfully complete the lecture portion of the course. The skills will be held on-ground at Magnuson Building located at 2917 W. Fort. George Wright
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Are you interested in the field of Phlebotomy? Then this orientation is what you are looking for! Orientation will cover class format, schedule, labs, cost, clinical requirements, and much more.
Signing up for this orientation is required in order to receive the orientation PowerPoint and application into the Phlebotomy 10-week Program
* This does not guarantee placement in the program. Students are selected through a screening process that includes orientation, written application, and interviews.
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Fee: $0.00
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Dates: 11/3/2020 - 11/3/2020
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Online - Students may access the class at any time during the start/end date. Please allow up to three business days for a classroom invitation.
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Students must have computer with video and audio to successfully attend the orientation live.
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This class will allow the MLT, MT, MLS, and those who are certified out of state to obtain a Phlebotomy Program completion certificate. The certificate is required to be eligible to apply for the Medical Assistant-Phlebotomist (MA-P) credential and work as a Certified Phlebotomist in the State of Washington. This certification enables the candidate the opportunity to complete their national Phlebotomist certification with the ASCP. All candidates must present proof of successful completion of a Phlebotomy, Medical Lab Technician, Technologist, or Scientist program from an accredited institution prior to registration, or be nationally certified. Completion of this class does not fulfill the 7-hour HIV/AIDS training required by Department of Health (DOH) prior to obtaining the MA-P credential.
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Fee: $249.00
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Instructor: Karen Mathison
Capacity Remaining: 10
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Dates: 10/17/2020 - 10/17/2020
Times: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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Sessions: 1
Days: Sa
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Building: SFCC-27/Magnuson
Room: 263
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Students must have computer to complete online portion of class. The skills will be held on-ground at Magnuson Building located at 2917 W. Fort. George Wright
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- REGISTRATION FOR THIS CLASS IS CLOSED. This class is already in session.
The intent of this course is to learn how to draw blood specimens for testing purposes. The course will cover fundamental skills, training to use a variety of blood drawing techniques, set-up of appropriate equipment and supplies for specified blood work, theoretical and clinical experience and will follow the ASMT guidelines. All labs will be in-person on campus and clinical rotations will be at assigned facilities.
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Fee: $2,175.00
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Instructor: Karen Mathison
Capacity Remaining: 10
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Dates: 9/7/2020 - 11/21/2020
Times: 12:00 PM - 4:30 PM
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Sessions: 27
Days: M Tu W Th
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Building: Online Classroom
Room:
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VIRTUAL CLASSROOM - STUDENTS MUST HAVE COMPUTER WITH VIDEO AND AUDIO TO COMPLETE PROGRAM.
LABS WILL BE CONDUCTED ON GROUND
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