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Indiana Phlebotomy Certification Class
48 Hours In Class
Class Structure:
- 48 hours of book and intensive hands on phlebotomist training
- National Exam given during last class
Phlebotomy Training Specialists program is 48 hours in length, during which time you will receive all of the book and hands on training that you need to be ready for the workforce right out of class. The hands on training, lab processing, quantity of blood draws, VeinViewer usage, coupled with amazing trainers and just the right amount of book training, ensures you will be successful. This is a fast paced learning environment, but students always have the option to return to the class, or attend alternate classes, free of charge once they have completed the class and attended one time. If you fail the National Examination in this state, we will pay for you to take it a second time, which is just like a pass guarantee. Enroll today to start your career in phlebotomy soon!
This institution is regulated by:
Department of Workforce Development
Office for Career and Technical Schools
10 N. Senate Avenue, Suite SE 308
Indianapolis, IN 46204
OCTS@dwd.in.gov
http://www.in.gov/dwd/2731.htm
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Have you always wanted to work in a medical setting? Does working in a lab interest you? Phlebotomy may be the perfect solution for you.
When it comes to careers in the healthcare field, there is always a need for certified phlebotomists. The great State of Indiana does not require formal certification in phlebotomy. It does require that you complete a phlebotomy technician program with an accredited training program.
If you are 18 years old with a high school diploma or GED, you are eligible to train as a phlebotomist. As a phlebotomist, you can find a job at:
- Hospitals
- Laboratories
- Medical clinics
- Doctor’s offices
- Blood banks
- Health fairs
- Dialysis centers
- Sedation dentistry
- Plasma donation
- Platelet donation
There are currently thousands of phlebotomy jobs available in Indiana.
Benefits of Working as a Phlebotomist
The benefits of working as a phlebotomist:
- A great career in the medical field is always in demand.
- A short hands-on training course that prepares you for the workforce upon completion.
- Great income.
- Flexibility. You have choices as to the environment you work in.
- You will always have a job.
- Help people and make a difference in their lives.
Our Phlebotomy Training Program
When you choose to train for your phlebotomy career at Phlebotomy Specialists, you will learn from the best. In Indiana, the phlebotomy course is a 48-hour course that includes book learning and hands-on practice. On the final day of training, students can choose to challenge the National Exam.
During the course, you will learn anatomy associated with the veins and arteries in the arm and medical terminology. You will learn phlebotomy best practices, blood collection procedures, the vials you will use for blood collection, and the order you need to use them.
During the hands-on portion of the course, you will learn how to draw blood from veins, capillaries, and arteries. Using VeinViewer™ technology, you will be able to see the actual blueprint of the locations of the veins and learn to translate that into identifying the veins by touch. You will practice blood draws on your peers in the classroom, giving you hands-on experience.
Once you have completed the course, you will be fully qualified to work as a phlebotomist. Thanks to the “student for life” policy, if you ever need to review materials or brush up on your venipuncture skills, you will be welcome back to the classroom.
VeinViewer™
VeinViewer™ is an innovative tool that uses Active Vascular Imaging Navigation (AVIN). With VeinViewer™, students get a clear view of the veins inside the arm. Since hands-on training involves drawing blood from your classmates, this technology brings a more comfortable experience to all.
Traditionally, phlebotomy students are taught to feel the veins through the skin. With VeinViewer™, students can actually see what they are feeling. While the veins are easy to identify in most patients, phlebotomists encounter tougher patients who are difficult to draw blood from. These patients usually require multiple sticks for a successful blood draw.
VeinViewer™ makes it so that you can see a blueprint of a patient’s veins before a stick. This substantially cuts down on the need for multiple attempts, which reduces the patient’s pain and suffering. Being trained using the VeinViewer™ makes you more marketable to prospective employers.
Phlebotomy Training Specialists is the only phlebotomy training program in the country that has put forth the financial commitment involved with including this technology in their training program.
Why Choose Phlebotomy Training Specialists?
When you successfully complete the training with Phlebotomy Training Specialists, you have the knowledge and experience to begin your career immediately. You also have the very marketable skill of having been trained using VeinViewer™ technology. As VeinViewer™ becomes more standard in hospitals and practices, the call for phlebotomists trained in the technology will continue to grow.
Phlebotomy Training Specialists offer classes that will work around your schedule. You can choose to be in class from Monday through Thursday from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm or 6:00 pm to 10 pm for a total of three weeks. You can also take weekend courses from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm on Saturdays for a total of six weeks. The choice is up to you.
Every Phlebotomy Training Specialists location hires only the most qualified instructors. Our instructors have years of experience in phlebotomy and are highly rated by our graduates.
When it comes to paying tuition, we offer several flexible payment options. Our student services department is happy to work with you to develop the right payment plan for your needs.
Are you ready to get started with your new career in the healthcare industry? Contact us today for further information and to begin your new career in phlebotomy.