Health - Phlebotomy

Course description

Phlebotomy technicians are employed in doctors offices, hospitals, insurance companies, clinics, and blood banks. This training program includes 45 hours of theory/lab in the evening and a 100-hour daytime clinical. The theory/lab portion provides the phlebotomy tech participant with AHA CPR training, Bloodborne pathogens training, the knowledge of equipment and the mechanics involved in the collection of specimens. Participants will be provided with training that will teach them how to perform venipuncture properly and safely. Special considerations and collection procedures will also be covered. The daytime clinical component will be scheduled AFTER successful completion of the theory/lab course. Days and times will vary based on the clinical site's availability. Clinical sites may have additional charges. NOTE: Clinical sites are within a 40-mile radius of PTC. The clinical portion of training must be completed within six (6) months of the theory course end date. An interview, application packet, and non-refundable deposit are required. See prerequisites tab for details. Maximum class size: 10 students.A two step TB test is required for this class and will be administered and read by PTC staff on or before the first day of class. Cost of the testing is included in the cost of the program without exception. If you would like testing done before the first day of class, an appointment with the health coordinator or instructor is required. The listed price reflects the in-district course cost. Students not living in a career tech district must pay twice the fee listed for this course. Out-of-district cities include (but are not limited to): Konawa, Mill Creek, Ravia, Coleman, Milburn, Tishomingo, Kingston, Madill, and Turner.