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Phlebotomy Program at Scott School of Careers

Embark on a rewarding healthcare journey with the Phlebotomy Program at Scott School of Careers, a state-approved institution committed to hands-on, practical training. This program prepares you to become a Certified Phlebotomy Technician, equipping you with essential skills for a vital role in patient care. Benefit from a flexible learning environment with new classes starting based on enrollment interest, ensuring a responsive schedule to meet student demand. With a focus on practical application and a supportive learning atmosphere, Scott School of Careers offers a direct path to a sought-after career in the medical field.

Program Details:

• Cost: The phlebotomy course cost is not explicitly listed on the website; prospective students are advised to email to inquire about details and cost. Flexible payment plans are available.
• Duration: 90-hour program
• Schedule: New classes begin based on enrollment interest; likely offered in-person. Contact the school directly for specific timing and delivery format.
• Prerequisites: No specific prerequisites are explicitly mentioned. Interested students are advised to contact the school directly for detailed enrollment requirements.
• Accreditations: Approved to operate by the Private Business and Vocational Schools Division of the Illinois Board of Higher Education (IBHE).
• Career Outcomes: Unknown (Specific employment rates, job titles, or industry placement data are not provided in the available information.)

Scott School of Careers’ Certified Pharmacy Technician program in Markham, Illinois, trains students under pharmacist supervision to prepare and provide medications, assist patients, and support pharmacy clinical and business operations. The curriculum covers pharmaceutical terminology, pharmacology, drug identification, prescription interpretation, safety procedures, record-keeping, prescription preparation, dispensing operations, and applicable standards and regulations. The program combines online didactic instruction with an in-person practicum at the school and a designated clinical site, for 125 total contact hours. Admission requirements are not stated in the program information. Tuition is $1,480 and includes the book, laboratory fee, uniform, and background check.

At a glance

• Format: Hybrid
• Tuition: $1,480 tuition including the book, lab fee, uniform, and background check; $300 learning resource; $150 lab fee; $55 background check; $480 enrollment deposit including a $150 registration fee; remaining balance split into three payments
• Payment plan: available (per the school's page)

Scott School of Careers’ Practical Nursing Program in Markham, Illinois, trains students to provide skilled nursing care under the direction of physicians, registered professional nurses, dentists, and podiatrists. Instruction covers vital signs, sterile dressings, patient health education, practical pharmacodynamics, and assistance with examinations and treatment, preparing students for practical nursing practice and the NCLEX review process. The program is delivered on campus on weekdays with scheduled clinical instruction; its duration is not stated. Admission requires a high school diploma or GED, a minimum age of 18, English proficiency, and a qualifying healthcare credential such as Basic Nursing Assistant, Certified Medical Assistant, or Certified EMT. Applicants also need college-level Anatomy and Physiology with a grade of C or better, a 2.5 GPA, current CPR certification, health screening and immunizations, a background check, and a passing HESI entrance exam score of at least 78%.

Scott School of Careers’ Distant Learning Certified Nursing Assistant program in Markham, Illinois, trains students in nursing assistant theory, practical application, basic lifesaving skills, and clinical care. The state-approved program prepares graduates for the state certified examination and placement on the registry upon completion. Instruction is delivered through distant learning with hands-on training in professional clinical and laboratory settings, totaling 123 hours, including theory and clinical rotation hours. Admission requires passing standardized math and reading entrance exams, a high school diploma or GED or an eighth-grade-level alternative assessment, and a minimum age of 16. Applicants must also demonstrate English proficiency, pass a criminal background check, complete a physical examination, and provide current tuberculosis screening.

At a glance

• Format: HYBRID
• Leads to: state certified examination