Cranston Adult Education Programs’ Phlebotomy Technician program in Cranston, Rhode Island, prepares students for work as phlebotomists and allied health team members. Training covers medical terminology, blood and cell composition, blood sampling procedures, laboratory operations, aseptic techniques, and infection control. Students also develop communication skills, practice appropriate procedures, and complete clinical rotation requirements that include 100 successful venipunctures. The program is delivered through evening classes on Mondays and Wednesdays and runs for approximately sixteen weeks. Class attendance and participation are mandatory, and students must complete the required clinical venipunctures, chapter work, skills reviews, and examinations. Scrubs are required before the third class.
At a glance
Cranston Adult Education Programs is an adult education and workforce training institution in Cranston, Rhode Island. Its occupational fields include Certified Nursing Assistant, Dental Assistant, Medical Assistant, and Phlebotomy. The program serves Rhode Island residents and surrounding communities through multifaceted educational and training offerings. It supports a diverse group of learners and connects education with workforce preparation in a developmentally and culturally rich environment. Academic and ancillary services are available to support instructional training and employment-related goals. The school also offers GED education, alongside its vocational programs, and operates within Cranston Public Schools’ commitment to an environment free from discrimination and retaliation.