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Phlebotomy Certificate
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Phlebotomy Certificate

Phlebotomy training for college credit.

Overview

With Labouré’s certificate in phlebotomy, students earn seven college credits in four months, and are prepared for a needed career in the healthcare industry. The program includes 14 weeks of training that is mostly online, but also has some in-person lab work as well as a final clinical practicum in a healthcare facility.

During the program, you'll be introduced to the clinical laboratory and phlebotomy, and how these areas contribute to the health care system as a whole. 

As a phlebotomy student in the certificate program, you:

  • Learn about the history of phlebotomy, hospital organization, legal and ethical concerns in healthcare
  • Learn about the phlebotomy basics, including safety, infection control, and more
  • Can finish the program in 14 weeks, earning 7 college credits
  • Become eligible to take the American Society of Clinical Pathology Phlebotomy Technician Certification Examination
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Sample collection

Your blood can reveal a lot about your overall health. As a phlebotomist, you'll collect blood samples from your patients for diagnostic testing, and more.

Not sure if this program is the best fit? Here are some interesting highlights!

5-10

minutes the patient will spend with you for a typical blood sample draw

17%

approximate projected growth in phlebotomy jobs between 2019 - 2029

7

college credits you can apply to an associate or bachelor's degree

Summary

  • 4 months to complete
  • Hybrid
  • Certificate
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What is phlebotomy? 

Phlebotomy is the art of drawing blood from a patient's vein. Blood draws can be used for diagnostic testing, or for blood donation or transfusions. 

Most blood draws are collected from veins in the arms, though occasionally the phlebotomist may need to draw their samples from other veins. 

As a phlebotomist or phlebotomy technician, you will explain the procedure, prepare patients, and collect their samples. 

Learn more about this program

You’ll be able to download our program info sheet and receive an email from our Admissions team with information about the admissions process, tuition, courses, and more.

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