Phlebotomist requirements typically include a high school diploma and completion of a training program. In turn, you gain valuable experience interacting with patients and working alongside a ...

To become a phlebotomist, an individual completes a post-secondary phlebotomy program. These programs typically take 1 year or less to complete. They tend to work in hospitals, clinics, and ...

Many phlebotomy programs offer training for three levels of certification. For instance: Limited Phlebotomy Technician, who is authorized to do skin puncture blood collections; ...

Phlebotomy Technician Certification graduate Ciara Lee (right) embraces Goodwill of Southeast Georgia's Savannah Opportunity Center Career Service Specialist Danielle Irwin during the program ...

Middlesex Community College’s Phlebotomy Program was recently presented the 2014 Best of Phlebotomy Education Award by PhlebotomyTrainingSpot.com. A free resource for prospective students and ...

On Thursday, Briana Crochunis, Middleport, and Kailee Yost, Shamokin, praised the phlebotomy program they’re enrolled in at McCann School of Business & Technology in Pottsville. They … ...

Empire College in Santa Rosa has expanded its phlebotomy program and will be offering students the opportunity to work with Memorial and Petaluma Valley hospitals in addition to Kaiser Permanente.

The mobile phlebotomy program is a private pay service, typically not covered by insurance. Also, a doctor’s order for routine labs is required, which can be sent directly to Cornerstone VNA.