About
Phlebotomy at The Regents of the University of California in Los Angeles, California, is a UCLA Medical Assistant program course focused on venipuncture and identifying CLIA-waived tests associated with common diseases. The course develops skills for blood collection, including recognizing suitable veins, using collection equipment and supplies safely, transporting specimens, and communicating with patients during collection. It prepares participants to meet California requirements to apply to become a Limited Phlebotomy Technician and fulfills blood collection training requirements for medical assistants. The course is part of the UCLA Health Medical Assistant Program and is restricted to students admitted to that program.
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The Regents of the University of California
UCLA Extension is a continuing education institution in Los Angeles, California, providing Cybersecurity and Medical Assistant training. Its offerings include individual courses, certificates, and broader programs across fields such as computer science, health care and counseling, business management, engineering, design, education, and legal studies. Coursework is available through online options as well as other instructional methods, and some courses may provide transfer credit. The institution also offers custom and corporate training, international student support, and specialized initiatives including the Technical Management Program, Pathway Program, and Osher Lifelong Learning Institute. Its catalog spans professional, academic, and personal learning interests, with certificates and specializations organized across numerous subject areas.