Phlebotomy Technician Training Program

Overview Our Phlebotomy Technician Program equips students with the knowledge and skills to become a crucial part of the clinical laboratory team. The main responsibilities of a phlebotomist include blood collection from patients, micro-collection, and transportation of various clinical laboratory specimens.

The Importance of Phlebotomy Recently, the field of phlebotomy has significantly expanded, and the role of phlebotomists has gained greater prominence. The increased risk from infectious diseases underscores the need for more comprehensive training programs. Phlebotomists directly contribute to enhancing the quality of medical care.

Employment Opportunities Graduates can find employment opportunities in various facilities such as hospitals, health centers, medical groups, laboratories, public health facilities, physician offices, blood banks, and dialysis centers.

Program Outline

• 60 Hours of Classroom & Lab training
• 80 hours of Clinical Internship