Phlebotomy Program at School of American Safety
The phlebotomy program at School of American Safety is an 8-week course designed to provide high-quality education in phlebotomy, leveraging the school's reputation as one of the largest Community Training Centers for the American Heart Association in Rhode Island. Students benefit from a supportive learning environment, experienced instructors, and strong pass rates above 95%, with flexible financing options including zero downpayment and no credit check.
American Safety Programs and Training INC is an emergency medical services and allied health training institution in Warwick, Rhode Island. Its occupational fields include BLS Full/Recert Course, Certified Nursing Assistant, Electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG), Emergency Medical Technician, Entry Level Paramedic Program, and Patient Care Technician, among others. The school offers in-person and hybrid training, along with American Heart Association courses and continuing education. Its emergency medical education includes EMR, EMT, and Advanced EMT pathways, while allied health offerings include CNA, phlebotomy, EKG, cardio phlebotomy, and patient care technician training. The institution also provides specialized trauma education covering multi-system trauma assessment, airway management, shock resuscitation, hemorrhage control, mass-casualty triage, and transport priorities.