Phlebotomy Technician
The phlebotomy technician course combines theoretical knowledge with practical training, allowing students to develop expertise in blood collection techniques, patient handling, and maintaining safety protocols.
Introduction to Career Planning
- Anatomy & Physiology
- Safety & Infection Control
- Phlebotomy Techniques
- Lab Procedures & Handling
- Lab Regulatory Standards
Scope
- Hospitals:PTs are essential members of medical teams, working in hospital laboratories to assist with checkups and procedures, and patient monitoring.
- Medical Sales & Research:Engage in the medical sales sector or support healthcare research by providing critical insights and knowledge in medical equipment and healthcare products.
- Blood Donation Centres:Assisting in blood donation drives or working at blood banks, where blood collection is vital for hospital transfusions.
- Educational Institutions:Contribute to training future healthcare professionals by providing support in educational settings or engaging in laboratory teaching.
- Blood Banks:Help in the management of blood inventory, donor safety, and blood transfusion protocols within blood banks.
- Mobile Phlebotomy Services:Some technicians provide mobile services, visiting patients in their homes or remote areas to collect blood samples.
- Clinics and Doctor’s Offices:Drawing blood for routine tests and supporting healthcare providers in patient care.
Course Highlights
- Theory + Practical:150 hours of comprehensive theoretical knowledge combined with 150 hours of practical training to build strong foundational skills.
- Clinical Internship:450 hours of intensive real-world training in clinical settings, providing students with the opportunity to apply their skills in actual healthcare environments.
- Eligibility:Open to candidates with a 10+2 Science qualification
- Duration:A 750 hours program designed to provide thorough, practical, and theoretical healthcare technician training.
