About
School for Allied Health Professionals’ Phlebotomy Technician program in Arlington, Texas, trains students to collect blood and other specimens through venipuncture and capillary puncture, supporting laboratory testing and patient care. The program leads to an undergraduate certificate in Phlebotomy Technician and includes preparation for entry-level phlebotomy work. It combines virtual classroom instruction with on-campus clinical training and includes a 40-hour clinical externship in healthcare settings. The program lasts seven weeks, with weekday daytime or evening class schedules. Admission requires high school graduation or a high school equivalency certificate, an age of at least 17, and a passing score of 12 on the Wonderlic Scholastic Level Exam entrance assessment.
Organization
School for Allied Health Professionals
School For Allied Health Professionals is a health professions school in Arlington, Texas. It trains people for work as Medical Assistants, Medical Insurance and Coding Specialists, Nursing Assistants, and Phlebotomy Technicians. The school provides online and in-person courses, with program lengths ranging from seven weeks to seven months. Its Arlington campus includes multiple labs where students receive hands-on experience in skills such as venipuncture, injections, urinalysis, electrocardiography, vital-sign measurement, basic nursing services, and health-information processing. Training also addresses personal care, mental health, social-service needs, and residents’ rights for Nursing Assistant students. The school describes its educational approach as emphasizing individual attention through small class sizes. Students may complete training before seeking positions or joining an externship.