Phlebotomy Technician Certificate – Non-Credit

About Our Program

Phlebotomists are specially trained professional members of the healthcare delivery team whose primary responsibility is to collect blood specimens from patients for diagnostic testing.

This comprehensive 197-hour program consists of 77 classroom hours and an unpaid, full-time 120-hour practicum to be completed at a local facility.

This program is a one-semester learning experience, designed to prepare students for an entry-level position in phlebotomy and laboratory support services.

Students learn through a combination of theory and laboratory practice, including instruction in venipuncture, skin puncture, special blood collections, specimen handling, and all regulations governing safety and infection control practices.

The 120-hour clinical field placements will be held as full-time positions following the initial 11 weeks of in-class instruction. The student's actual work schedule will be determined by the assigned clinical site.

This training course has selective admissions requirements with specific criteria and deadlines. Students must provide a complete health form including proof of immunization. Click here to review the Immunization Requirements.

You must also attend an intake session to complete a CORI (criminal background check) and other important documents.

Acceptance is based upon successful completion of the student intake process.

The program application can be found here.