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Phlebotomy Program at University of Alaska Fairbanks Community & Technical College

Embark on a rewarding career in healthcare with the Phlebotomy Program at the University of Alaska Fairbanks Community & Technical College. This accredited program is designed to equip you with the essential skills and knowledge to become a certified phlebotomist, a vital role in patient care. Through a blend of in-person instruction and extensive clinical experience, you will master venipuncture techniques and prepare for national certification exams, ensuring you are job-ready and confident in your abilities. Join a program committed to providing high-quality training that meets industry standards and opens doors to a fulfilling professional path.

Program Details:

  • Cost: Unknown
  • Duration: One-semester course, including approximately 100 hours of supervised clinical work.
  • Schedule: Primarily in-person classes with a required 100-hour externship.
  • Prerequisites: High school diploma or GED, and placement into WRTG F090 by an Accuplacer Next Generation score.
  • Accreditations: Accredited and prepares students to sit for national certification exams, including those offered by the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP).
  • Career Outcomes: Prepares students to sit for national certification exams, including those offered by the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP).

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University of Alaska Fairbanks - Kuskokwim Campus

University of Alaska Fairbanks

Public higher education institution founded in 1917, headquartered in Fairbanks, AK. It offers diverse academic degrees and specialized training, supporting student populations across Alaska with accessible in-person and distance courses. The university focuses on community engagement and lifelong learning, with unique programs such as High Latitude Range Management and Iñupiaq language courses.

Highlights:

  • Renowned for its Arctic research
  • Specialized programs supporting Alaska's unique communities
  • Strong focus on Arctic research and indigenous studies
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