? 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 »
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 »
There’s a famous saying: “If you fail to prepare, you prepare to fail.” It’s a pretty blunt assessment of the consequences of inaction. Becoming a certified phlebotomy technician can be a challenging path, the end of which some people fail to reach. The right school and a few key techniques, however, can help immensely. All… Read more »
Many people interact with a phlebotomist at several points in their lives, yet questions about what a phlebotomist is and what services a phlebotomist provides linger. Complicating matters is the fact that a phlebotomist does a lot. This makes a brief description inadequate for all but the most basic inquiries. That’s why we’ve assembled the… Read more »
Becoming a medical assistant carries many upsides. Those upsides include a strong job market, competitive pay, and point of entry to the healthcare industry. Thanks to the accelerated pace of technological change, there’s another reason for becoming a medical assistant. It’s a reason that did not — and could not — exist a generation ago…. Read more »