Phlebotomy Training Program 

The Phlebotomy Training Program at the National School of Health Careers is designed to prepare students with the essential skills and knowledge required to perform blood draws, handle laboratory specimens, and provide quality patient care in various healthcare settings. 

Program Overview 

- Duration: 9 Weeks 

- Delivery: In-Person Training with Hands-on Practice 

- Certification: Prepares students for National Phlebotomy Certification Exams - Job Placement Assistance: Available upon successful program completion 

Course Objectives 

- Develop proficiency in venipuncture and capillary blood collection techniques. - Understand infection control, safety procedures, and laboratory protocols. 

- Gain knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, and physiology related to phlebotomy. - Learn proper specimen handling, labeling, and transportation procedures. 

- Enhance communication and patient care skills for professional healthcare environments. 

Curriculum Highlights 

- Introduction to Phlebotomy and Healthcare Ethics 

- Anatomy & Physiology Related to Blood Collection 

- Venipuncture Techniques and Hands-on Training 

- Infection Control & Safety Standards 

- Specimen Collection, Handling, and Processing 

- Professionalism, Patient Interaction, and Legal Considerations 

Admission Requirements 

- High school diploma or GED 

- Minimum age requirement: 18 years

- Valid government-issued ID 

- Proof of immunizations (if required by externship sites) 

Certification & Career Opportunities 

Upon successful completion of the program, students will be prepared to sit for a national certification exam. Certified phlebotomists may find employment in hospitals, clinics, diagnostic laboratories, blood donation centers, and other healthcare facilities. 

Contact Us 

National School of Health Careers 

Address: 5901 N Cicero, Ste 607, Chicago, IL 60646 

Phone: 773-553-9648 

Email: admission@nationalschoolofhealthcareers.org 

Website: www.nationalschoolofhealthcareers.org