Concorde's Phlebotomy Technician diploma program equips students with the essential skills needed to pursue entry-level roles across a range of healthcare settings, including hospitals, laboratories, blood centers, and clinical facilities.

Phlebotomy technicians are responsible for drawing blood from patients and donors, assembling the necessary equipment, verifying patient identities, and properly labeling and storing collected samples for processing. Beyond the technical side, phlebotomists also play an important patient-facing role — easing anxiety, conducting brief interviews, recording vital signs, and screening blood bank donors when needed. Upon completing the program, graduates may choose to sit for a national certification exam. Concorde may cover the cost of the first exam attempt, helping reduce the financial burden of entering the profession.

For those looking to grow within healthcare, phlebotomy serves as a solid entry point. Graduates interested in expanding their credentials can pursue Concorde's Medical Assistant diploma program, with tuition previously paid toward the phlebotomy program potentially applied to the cost of further study at the Aurora campus.