Attend a Phlebotomy training program and learn to draw blood. A phlebotomist can be trained on the job, or complete a formal phlebotomy program, which typically last 4 to 8 months.
The primary health and safety issue associated with the profession of phlebotomy would be the issue of bloodbourne pathogens such as HIV and hepatitis.
To start a career in phlebotomy one has to take a phlebotomy program. Depending on the school you go to it can take from a semester to a year. On top of that a person has to have some hands on experience in drawing blood. Once you become a Certified Phlebotomy technician you have to renew your certification once a year.
Yes. You can visit www.phleb.com or www.phlebotomy.com to learn more about their online phlebotomy programs. Online training can take up to a year, especially when there is an internship involved.
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Attend a Phlebotomy training program and learn to draw blood. A phlebotomist can be trained on the job, or complete a formal phlebotomy program, which typically last 4 to 8 months.
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Phlebotomy is the act of extracting blood from humans or animals. To do it, you have to go through a training to get the phlebotomy certification, after sitting for a national exam.
Yes, there are many phlebotomy training programs. Check out http://www.allalliedhealthschools.com/faqs/phlebotomy-courses.
The Center for Phlebotomy Education's School of Phlebotomy serves the Southern Indiana/Louisville, Kentucky area. You can get your certification there or you can visit their website.