Estimated Length of program:
3-4 months, self-paced
Certification:
The Phlebotomy Technician program is offered fully online and does not include the live skills practice (experience) opportunities required to obtain certification as a phlebotomist, which most employers require. Students are responsible for researching certification and/or licensure requirements and securing appropriate experience opportunities.
USCI’s CPT Exam pass rate is 90% vs. 78% National Average.*
Program Goal:
To prepare students to gain entry-level employment as a Phlebotomist.
Graduates of this course will learn the necessary skills to professionally perform duties of the phlebotomist. The course trains students regarding the role of phlebotomy technicians in laboratory testing and patient care. Basic medical terminology and terminology related to phlebotomy will be explored, and details of blood components and group systems will be explained. Students will examine phlebotomy-related vascular anatomy and the cardiovascular system. After exploring documentation and reporting requirements, students will discover the importance of professionalism and communication.
At U.S. Career Institute, our dedicated team of course experts, instructors and instructor assistants are committed to developing and delivering high-quality curriculum. Our qualified Phlebotomy Technician Technician instructor Lance Elmore, not only possesses extensive qualifications but has also actively worked in the field. This firsthand experience allows him to provide invaluable support to ensure the success of our aspiring Phlebotomy Technician students.
Instruction Pack I introduces students to the role of a phlebotomy technician. Students are introduced to health care, including information about medical terminology and medical records.
Instruction Pack II continues to build a strong foundation for a phlebotomy technician career. Students explore interpersonal skills, anatomy, safety in the medical office and first-aid procedures. The pack concludes with patient preparation and exam, where students learn various interviewing skills, and outline the patient interview process.
Instruction Pack III introduces students to vital signs and medical equipment and supplies. Students explore in-depth information on laboratory equipment and supplies, as well as how to process specimens and handle special collections. This pack concludes with concepts of ethics, compliance, fraud and abuse.
Pack IV dives into various cardiovascular-related diseases. Students explore blood collection, different blood types and how to analyze and review laboratory tests. The pack concludes with a real-world practicum that puts your course knowledge to use.
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