About
Phlebotomy Technician Program at Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences
The Phlebotomy Technician Program at Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences offers comprehensive in-person training designed to equip students with the essential skills for entry-level phlebotomy positions. Graduates gain extensive hands-on experience, including at least 100 successful unaided blood collections, preparing them for certification and real-world clinical environments. Leveraging one of Pennsylvania's largest medical laboratories, which conducts over 4 million tests annually, the program provides unparalleled practical exposure and a deep understanding of laboratory procedures, ensuring students are well-prepared for a successful career in healthcare.
Program Details:
- Cost: $1,035 (includes tuition and student health fee for Spring 2025)
- Duration: Unknown
- Schedule: In-person delivery
- Prerequisites: High school diploma or GED, completion of specific prerequisite courses with a grade of C or better, and meeting health and safety requirements.
- Accreditations: National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS)
- Career Outcomes: Prepares students for certification eligibility and entry-level positions in phlebotomy.
Organization
Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences
Reading Hospital School of Health Sciences is a health sciences institution in West Reading, Pennsylvania, offering Associate Degree in Surgical Technology, Diagnostic Medical Sonographer, Emergency Medical Technician, Nursing Diploma, and Phlebotomy training. Its 36-acre campus provides opportunities for extracurricular enrichment alongside career-focused health education. The school includes programs connected to surgical technology, medical imaging, nursing, emergency medical services, and laboratory work. Its Department of Laboratory Services supports medical laboratory education and performs testing within Pennsylvania’s healthcare system. The campus includes a three-story educational building with technology and resources intended to support student learning. The school also provides student services, financial aid information, admissions programming, and resources related to academic and professional requirements.