Phlebotomy Program
The Phlebotomy Program is designed to fulfill the market demand for well-trained phlebotomists with clinical lab skills. The focus of the program is the coursework and development of clinical skills and provides experiential training that enables graduates to work in a variety of clinical environments.
During training and classroom simulated practice, students will achieve the core competencies required to work in health care settings that employ entry-level phlebotomists.
Phlebotomists traditionally work in a variety of health care settings where they will draw samples and work with physicians, nurses, and EMTs. There is strong demand for this position especially in clinics, blood banks, nursing homes, and hospitals, among other facilities.
During training and classroom simulated practice, students will achieve the core competencies required to work in health care settings that employ entry-level phlebotomists.
Phlebotomists traditionally work in a variety of health care settings where they will draw samples and work with physicians, nurses, and EMTs. There is strong demand for this position especially in clinics, blood banks, nursing homes, and hospitals, among other facilities.
Application ProcessRecruitment begins each year in January for the following school year, with classes beginning in September, running approximately 5 months and finishing in February. Phlebotomy students will walk at our annual commencement ceremony in June.
Applicants must possess a high school diploma or GED and obtain a minimum 305 in verbal and a 270 in quantitative on the Wonderlic Basic Skills Test. Applicants will have a criminal background check and must produce a negative, or clean, drug screen, and successfully interview with the admissions panel. |