• In-Demand Career with a Short Training Program:

One of the biggest benefits of choosing to become a phlebotomist is that you can enter the field quickly. Our hybrid and self-paced training program will allow you to complete the course in as little as 5 weeks or up to 12 months. Once you successfully complete the program, you will find yourself in a career that is in demand. The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates the employment of phlebotomists is projected to grow 8% from 2023 - 2033, faster than the average for all occupations. 

• Making an Impact on the Patients You Serve:

Phlebotomists are often the first healthcare professionals that patients encounter when diagnostic tests are required. Skillful and precise blood collection techniques are the gateway to obtaining crucial information about a patient's health.  Aside from being a skilled technician, you will also play a crucial role in easing fears from patients who experience anxiety when it comes to needles and blood draws. You will learn effective communication skills and gentle bedside manners to ensure a positive overall healthcare experience for patients. 

• Enhanced Medical Knowledge:

Becomining a phlebotomist comes with several benefits, one of which is the opportunity to enhance your medical knowledge. As a phlebotomist, you will be trained in the proper technique for drawing and collecting samples, which requires a solid understanding of human anatomy and physiology.

• Flexible Work Settings:

Phlebotomists have the advantage of working in various flexible work settings. They are not limited to only working in hospitals or clinics but can also find employment in other healthcare facilities such as laboratories, blood banks, and research institutions. 

• Opportunity for Advancement: 

Phlebotomy is an excellent entry point for individuals interested in pursuing a career in healthcare. The skills and knowledge you will gain as a phlebotomist can be used as a foundation for further education and training in various healthcare fields.  This hands-on experience is helpful to those interested in pursuing other areas in healthcare such as becoming a medical laboratory technician or technologist and/or even a registered nurse.