Phlebotomy
40-Hours Of Classroom And Clinical Experience
Classes meet two evenings per week for 6-weeks. During clinical times, students will progress from practicing on manikins to actual live persons (each other). Prior to completion of the program, students must perform a minimum of 30 successful venipunctures and 10 skin punctures. These may be accomplished in class on volunteers, doing cholesterol screenings on friends or at health fairs.
Classroom time will consist of the following content in a sequential manner in order to establish a smooth transition from that of student to entry level professional:
- Infection Control
- Standard Precautions
- Lab Safety
- Anatomy/Physiology/Medical Terminology
- Patient and Specimen Identification
- Proper Selection and Preparation of Skin Puncture Sites
- Proper Selection of Antiseptic
- Proper Selection of Blood Collection Equipment
- Proper Selection of Tubes and Additives
- Proper Order of Draw
- Proper Post Puncture Care
- Appropriate Disposal of Sharps, Needles, and Waste
- Communication, Legal, and Ethical Issues
We will hold the National HealthCareer Association’s Exam at the conclusion of the course. Passing this exam will provide you will a national recognized certificate of competence as an Phlebotomist. This is included in the course cost.
3 Easy Payments of $199
Includes loaner textbook, malpractice insurance, handouts, NHA Exam, and supplies.
The mandatory Phlebotomy Requirements Form below must be signed and sent to EMC within 3 days of registration.
Sorry, we are unable to provide refunds once registered
