Phlebotomy Technician
Phlebotomy is often a stepping stone to other positions available in the medical field. The development of new diagnostic techniques, clinical laboratory technology and automated instruments has greatly increased the volume of laboratory testing. As a result, the Phlebotomy Technician has emerged with a greater role in facilitating the specimen collection process and is an integral member of the clinical laboratory team. The main function for this vital laboratory member is to obtain patients' blood specimens by venipuncture and micro collection techniques and to facilitate the collection and transportation of other clinical specimens. Course Includes: Anatomy & Physiology Medical Terminology Methods of Venipuncture & Dermal Puncture Use of Vacutainers, Syringes, Butterflies & Lancets Introduction to Laboratory & Communications Specimen Processing Lab Reports Dipstick Urinalysis Oral and Written Communications Interpersonal Relations Basic Emergency Care/CPR Certification Basic Emergency Procedures Proper Lifesaving Techniques Certification according to the American Heart Association. OSHA Safety Standards Extern-ship Provided during training at HMI Practical experience in real-life medical setting Course Length 16 weeks Extern-ship 120 hours required Course Schedule Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday from 6:00pm to 10:00pm Cost: Tuition $3,695.00 Registration Fee $300.00 Background Check $65.00 Books $85.17 Uniform $64.73 CPR Class $55.00 WSU Anatomy Lab $65.00 TB Skin Test $20.00 Drug screen $20.00 NCCT Exam $90.00 NCCT Test Site Fee $20.00 WA DOH License Fee $115.00 Required Down Payment $499.90 Total Education Cost $4,579.90 |
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