Certified Phlebotomy TechnicianTraditional classroom setting, student receive 40 hours of classroom lab plus 25 hours of personal instruction by a registered nurse and or phlebotomy technician during specified draw days. Students are offered national certification upon completion of 25 successful venipunctures, as well as 40 hours of off site clinical rotation through the schools contracted ...
Each and every student has the opportunity to have their own personal session with our staff of teachers during draw days. Student’s bring in family and friends to practice venipuncture. Students have their own personal trainer, phelbotomy instructor at their side for all of their twenty five draws. That amounts to twenty five hours of ...
A phlebotomist is someone who is trained to collect blood sample in a clinical environment. They usually work under the supervision of the Medical Laboratory Scientist. After the phlebotomist collects the blood, they process and analyze the specimen with sophisticated laboratory equipment. Because they collect blood and are at risk of exposure to a variety of diseases, phlebotomists are trained in laboratory safety and must adhere to very strict policies and procedures. Contact us today for more information about upcoming classes or any other questions you might have at: nancy@phlebotomycareertraining.com or call us at: (313) 575-1214 or (734) 762-3220
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