? Proper hand washing techniques prevent the transmission of infection and help save lives. Over 280,000 people die of infection related nosocomial infections in various health care facilities yearly. A nosocomial infection is an infection which someone acquires after they have been admitted to a health care facility for another illness. Typically, within 48 hours… Read more »
We all know that phlebotomists work all sorts of hours. They have to, because hospitals never close. Traditionally the phlebotomist works in laboratories, clinics and hospitals. But what if you could work where ever and whenever you choose? Think about it. Driving on the open road or flying on a plane to California, Hawaii or… Read more »
Date: 3/17/2020 Notice to all our students and future students Phlebotomy Career Training is taking the necessary steps to ensure everyone’s safety. In light of the COVID-19 (coronavirus) pandemic, and the fact that the seasonal influenza (flu) virus is also widespread, we are taking proactive steps to address a number of business concerns. First and… Read more »
Paget’s Disease, how frequently do Advance Practice Nurses see this disorder? Advanced Article Tuesday (236 Views 0 Replies 952 Words) by nlkimmel nlkimmel, MSN, PhD, RN (New Member) New Member Nurse nlkimmel is a MSN, PhD, RN and specializes in MSN-FNP-BC. How to diagnose Paget’s Disease in females? There is evidence to suggest that the… Read more »
As a show of gratitude to all our students who have attended Phlebotomy Career Training over the past 10 years, we would like to Congratulate you on a job well done and provide you with $100 off any course of your choice. Whether you graduated in 2009 or 2019, you will receive the discount toward… Read more »