About
Bryan College of Health Sciences’ Phlebotomy program in Lincoln, Nebraska trains students to collect blood samples and handle laboratory specimens in healthcare settings. The course covers phlebotomy practice and theory, laboratory safety, anatomy and physiology, specimen handling, special collection procedures, venipuncture, and capillary blood collection. Its curriculum is designed around the information and abilities required by the American Society of Clinical Pathology for the Certified Phlebotomy Technician (PBT, ASCP) certification examination. Delivery format and course length are not stated in the available program information. Admission requires students to be at least 16 years old, speak and understand English, and meet Bryan Health’s seasonal influenza vaccination policy or submit a declination form. A student identification picture and vehicle registration, when applicable, are also required.
At a glance
- Next start: Spring 2027
- Leads to: Certified Phlebotomy Technician (PBT, ASCP)
Organization
Bryan College of Health Sciences
Bryan College of Health Sciences
Located in Lincoln, Nebraska, Bryan College of Health Sciences is a higher education institution founded in 1926, specializing in health sciences. It offers undergraduate degrees in nursing, sonography (cardiac/vascular and diagnostic), biomedical sciences, and health professions. The college emphasizes a personalized education approach with a low student-to-instructor ratio and provides advanced clinical training using high-fidelity patient simulators and human body specimens. With a strong collaboration with Bryan Health, the college prepares students for real-life healthcare situations.
Highlights:
- Long-standing history since 1926
- Low student-to-instructor ratio
- Advanced clinical training with high-fidelity patient simulators and human body specimens
- Personalized education approach
- Strong collaboration with Bryan Health