About
Clark College's Phlebotomy program in Vancouver, Washington, trains students in venipuncture, skin punctures, specimen handling, patient identification, specimen labeling, infection prevention, and basic laboratory procedures. The program includes supervised phlebotomy experience in a healthcare facility and prepares students for the national phlebotomy certification exam and WA State Phlebotomy Licensure. Coursework combines lectures, laboratory practice, and clinical experience, with a seminar covering professional preparation and current phlebotomy practices. Admission into the program is required for enrollment.
Organization
Clark College
Clark College is a college in Vancouver, Washington, with additional locations across Clark County. Its occupational fields include Automotive Service Technician, Business Administration, Certified Nursing Assistant, In person Cisco CCNA certification Classes, Medical Assistant, Medical Assistant certification and phlebotomy, Medical Billing and Coding, Pharmacy Technician, Phlebotomy, Registered Nurse, and Welding. Programs and degrees support career changes, skill improvement, and college degree pathways. Advanced Manufacturing and Mechanical programs use shop environments that simulate real-world work settings, while Science, Technology, and Engineering offerings include computer-network troubleshooting. Health Care and Biosciences includes nursing and other preparation for health care settings. Clark College also provides a dual-credit Running Start program for incoming high school juniors and seniors, and operates four campus locations across Clark County.