Classes

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Course Info

Length 
4 Months (165 Clock Hours) 

Schedule  
Tuesday and Thursday 5:00pm-9:00pm
(Summer hours is subject to change.) 

Program Requirements   

Possess a standard U.S. high School diploma or GED from a school accredited by an approved accrediting association or possess a college degree from an approved regionally accredited institution

2023-2024 Curriculum Frameworks

 Program Description  

This course is designed to teach and give hands-on training to individuals desiring to enter the field of Phlebotomy: A clinical laboratory science profession that involves working with blood extraction.  The primary goal is to instill the latest information of blood collection techniques, skills, and equipment for safe, effective specimen collection.

Upon completion of this course, students will have the opportunity to earn Healthcare Provider CPR certification, First Aid training and take the National Health Association Phlebotomy Certification exam, as well as having awareness in Domestic Violence, Infection Control, Nutrition, Blood Borne Pathogens, Legal Aspects of Phlebotomy and Employability Skills.

What can I expect to earn as an entry level Phlebotomist?  
Hourly wages will vary depending on where you are hired.  The average range for an entry level Phlebotomist is $12.00-$15.00 per hour. 

How can I learn more about this career field?
Occupational Employment and Wage Statistics and  Occupational Outlook Handbook

For questions regarding the program please contact:  Lauren.Gonzalez@hcps.net