At Quality Professionals Career Center, students pursuing a Phlebotomy Technician certification will gain the essential knowledge and skills required to thrive in the healthcare field. The program covers several key areas:

Role of Phlebotomy Technicians: Students will learn the vital role phlebotomy technicians play in laboratory testing and patient care, including performing blood draws, handling specimens, and ensuring accurate test results for diagnosing and treating patients.

Medical Terminology: The course will provide foundational knowledge of basic medical terminology, with a focus on terms specific to phlebotomy and blood-related terminology. This includes understanding blood components like serum, plasma, whole blood, red blood cells (RBC), white blood cells (WBC), platelets, and blood group systems such as A, B, AB, O, and Rh.

Vascular Anatomy & Cardiovascular System: Students will explore the vascular anatomy essential for phlebotomy procedures, including understanding veins and arteries, and the cardiovascular system’s function in blood circulation.

Documentation and Reporting: Emphasis is placed on the importance of proper documentation, accurate labeling, and compliance with reporting requirements, which are crucial for patient safety and effective communication within medical teams.

Professionalism & Communication: The program emphasizes the importance of professionalism and clear communication, both with patients and colleagues, and ensures students understand the ethical standards governing the practice of phlebotomy.

Salary & Job Outlook: Phlebotomy technicians can expect a competitive salary, with a national average of around $36,000 per year, though this can vary based on location and experience. The demand for skilled phlebotomists is expected to grow, with the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics predicting a 10% growth rate over the next decade, ensuring good job prospects for graduates of this program.