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Good phlebotomists are in need more than ever. The entire healthcare industry continues to grow at a rapid rate. Because it is an entry-level job, many people get into phlebotomy as either a permanent career choice or as a stepping stone toward other medical professions.
The Phlebotomy Technician Program will start students off with learning the basic concepts of phlebotomy. They will be taught how collection and preparation of the blood is done and the techniques to safely handle blood. Students learn the medical tools involved with phlebotomy and how to use and maintain them. A course on medical ethics will be involved showing students the proper way to conduct themselves.
The student will need to know how the body and its systems work. Students will take in-depth courses in human anatomy including the bones, muscles and nerves. They will learn about the different systems that are working in the body, specifically the respiratory system, the nervous system and the muscular system. Blood and cell composition are other important phlebotomy courses taught.
It is important that students learn medical terminology. The program will cover the many different root words found in medical terms, as well as their prefixes and suffixes. These will be very detailed and lecture-based classes, where a lot of memorization is necessary. These skills will help minimize the amount of errors that students will make when they are out on the field.
Students will advance their interpersonal communication skills. They will learn proper techniques on how to talk to their patients and how to calm them down to make blood collection easier. They will learn how to gather medical history from their patients and learn what they can and cannot say to patients. Students will also learn the importance of confidentiality and the repercussions of saying too much.
The program teaches the students the rules and regulations that are to be followed when working in any laboratory. These skills will help to protect both the students and the patients and will ensure proper blood and specimen collection is done. Most of these procedures are universal throughout the medical industry and will be used by the students no matter what type of environment they choose to work in after the program.
Phlebotomy clinical is usually the last part of the program and cannot be taken until many of the other courses have been satisfactory completed. The clinical will give students hand-on training in learning the correct way to collect a specimen. Great care is taken to ensure that students are collecting the blood correctly and preparing it properly to be transported.
By choosing to pay in full at the time of registration, you automatically save $300! You can streamline your payment process and focus on your studies without the worry of weekly installments. This option allows you to take full advantage of our comprehensive program, knowing that your financial commitment is already taken care of.
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Note: Your invoice must be paid in full by two weeks before program start date. If your invoice is not paid in full, your registration could be cancelled and any monies paid will be forfeited.
What is a Phlebotomy Technician?
A phlebotomy technician is typically an interchangeable job title for a phlebotomist. Phlebotomy technicians have several important roles in the phlebotomy field that starts with interacting with a patient and ends in the laboratory. In between, a phlebotomy technician will have to go through several job tasks each day to make sure they’re getting their job done correctly, efficiently, and safely.
How much can a Phlebotomy Technician make?
-On average, how much you can make as a phlebotomist depends on how often your work. One of the great things about becoming a phlebotomy technician is that you can often have a flexible schedule, allowing you more time for schooling, family, etc. Most on-staff phlebotomy technicians will make an average of around $16.50 per hour.
- If you become a full-time phlebotomy technician for a hospital or other medical facility, you’ll likely receive a standing salary (and as a result, benefits, which should be factored into how much you’re making from your job.). As a full-time phlebotomy technician, you can make an average of around $32,000 a year.
- Again, this is an entry-level position with tremendous room for growth, so as a starting point for a career, the salary is a perk. Even if you move up to a supervisory position in phlebotomy, you can make around $45,000 a year, so sticking with the career can have many rewards in a very short amount of time if you make attempts to advance in your position with promotions.
What does the Phlebotomy Technician Program consist of?
- This program is a 90-hour program that offers students NAACLS Entry Level Competencies Guidelines training in preparation of taking the National Certification Exam. The program provides students the skills and knowledge required to work in specimen collection in a healthcare setting.
- The program includes hands-on phlebotomy training, which gives students hand-on training in learning the correct way to collect a specimen. Great care is taken to ensure that students are collecting the blood correctly and preparing it properly to be transported.
DRESS CODE : A dress code is required for this program. You are required to purchase and wear the approved color (navy blue) scrubs/uniform to each class and Hands-on training workshops. Closed toe shoes, not sandals are to be worn. You may purchase a white lab coat/jacket, but a disposable lab coat/jacket will be provided and should be always worn during clinicals/hands-on labs.
Phlebotomy Technician Program Outline:
Where is the program held?
We are located in Panama City, Florida.
Our physical address is:
2211 Hwy 77 Suite 203 B,
Lynn Haven, FL. 32444
Can I take this program online?
YES!
Our Hybrid program is taught live, via zoom by experienced and certified instructors. Your books and materials are mailed to you upon receipt of paid registration within two weeks of start of the program. You must attend the In-Person Hands-on training days to successfully complete the program.
Is this program a Certificate of Completion or National Certification program?
Both!
Upon completion and passing the program, you will receive a Certificate of Completion for the program and will have the opportunity to take the National Certified Phlebotomy Technician Exam (CPT). The price of the exam is included.
Note: Certification or licensure for phlebotomists is not required in the state of Florida. All you’ll need to do to become a phlebotomist in Florida is complete a training course. However, your chances of employment will improve if you acquire the certification, which is available to you with the completion of this program.
Which National CPT Certification does this program offer?
- This program offers the American Society of Phlebotomy Technicians (ASPT) certification. It is a non-profit educational and certification organization that certifies healthcare professionals across the United States.
- The ASPT offers certifications in Phlebotomy, EKG, Patient Care Technician, Medical Assistant, and Drug Screen Collection.
- Certification can demonstrate possession of a specialized set of skills to employers/potential employers, that can translate to a higher quality of work and professional reliability and commitment.
Do you offer a Payment Plan?
Yes!
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This program includes books & materials, study questions, critical thinking, certified phlebotomist/instructor, and hands-on training
In-Person OR Hybrid*
Jan 14, 2025 - April 24, 2025
- Tues/Thurs - 9am-1230pm
Jan 14, 2025 - April 24, 2025
- Tues/Thurs - 5pm-830pm
*Hybrid students must attend all scheduled in-person hands-on training to successfully complete the program.
Hybrid Students In-Person training dates:
2/27, 3/6, 3/13, 3/27, 4/3, 4/10, 4/15, 4/17
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*NOTE: Regardless of which payment plan you choose, all programs must be paid two weeks before start of the program.
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