Phlebotomy Course Fredericksburg Virginia

Phlebotomy Program

Local and Accessible Phlebotomy Course

Program

Phlebotomy Program Description

The program introduces to students basic medical terminology, anatomy, and physiology. Students learn about OSHA regulations, HIPAA, safety concerns, and protocols that all phlebotomists need to adhere to. Students are taught various blood collection techniques, including; heel sticks, finger sticks, skin punctures, capillary draws, culture, and fluid collection. Students are trained in contagions and infection control. Students also learn about quality specimen techniques.

PROGRAM DURATION: 40 clock hours
CLASSROOM HOURS: 4
EXTERNSHIP is optional for students but strongly encouraged for those with no clinical background. Students should perform 50 venipuncture's and 10 dermal punctures. Externship guaranteed at Primary and Urgent Care.
CREDENTIAL TO BE AWARDED: National Certified Phlebotomy Technician after successfully passing the national certification exam.
School Attire is black scrubs and closed-toed shoes. (scrubs not included in tuition price)

*A $200 non-refundable deposit is required for registration due to limited seats. Contact the school first to make sure seats are available.

Phlebotomy Program & Course Assignments

The Phlebotomy Technician program is one of the programs offered by Vital Phlebotomy Institute, located in Virginia.

The program includes:

Lectures
Discussions
Audio-visual aids
Textbook assignments

Quizzes
Student laboratory sessions
Clinical experiences

*A $200 non-refundable deposit is required for registration due to limited seats. Contact the school first to make sure seats are available.

Phlebotomy Program Class Schedule

2023

Class times are from 9AM - 1PM

Tuesday & Thursday

May 2 - June 1

Class Schedule

Advising

Academic Advising

Students may schedule an appointment for tutoring or academic advising as needed throughout the five-week course. The instructor and institution creates a supportive atmosphere to help students address academic, professional, and personal needs to guide students through the program successfully.

Jennifer Vargas, BS, MA, CPI

Office: (540) 734-9931

Emails will be answered within 24 hours.

Office Hours:

Monday - Friday: 8am - 6pm

Saturday: 8am - 1pm

Sunday: CLOSED

STUDENT-FACULTY INTERACTION

Vital Phlebotomy Institute ensures interaction between students and faculty and among students by integrating a variety of educational methods and interpersonal communication to ensure a successful learning environment. Small class sizes are essential to understand every student's learning style when developing comprehensive student-faculty interactions. Four types of learning styles are used to teach the program: visual, audio, read/write, and kinesthetic.