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A Phlebotomy Technician operates within outpatient labs in hospitals, clinics, or patient centers, specializing in blood collection from patients or donors.
With further training, a technician can become a Medical Laboratory Technician or Technologist and prepare specimens, operate analyzers, and perform manual tests.
Prerequisite: A current AHA Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers Card is required before beginning HTH-7100. CSM offers HTH-6620.
For certification eligibility, students must complete the designated courses.
> HTH-5000 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTHCARE
> HTH-7100 PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN TRAINING
> HTH-7120 PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN PRACTICUM
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Key Points:
With further training, a technician can become a Medical Laboratory Technician or Technologist and prepare specimens, operate analyzers, and perform manual tests.
Prerequisite: A current AHA Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers Card is required before beginning HTH-7100. CSM offers HTH-6620.
For certification eligibility, students must complete the designated courses.
> HTH-5000 INTRODUCTION TO HEALTHCARE
> HTH-7100 PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN TRAINING
> HTH-7120 PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN PRACTICUM
Visit Career Coach for related careers.
Notice: COVID-19 vaccination is mandatory for clinical placement per CSM's clinical partners.
All Nursing and Health program students must be fully vaccinated to secure a clinical assignment. This vaccination requirement is crucial for student safety and to uphold the standards of healthcare settings.
All Nursing and Health program students must be fully vaccinated to secure a clinical assignment. This vaccination requirement is crucial for student safety and to uphold the standards of healthcare settings.
Key Points:
- Mandatory Requirement: All Nursing and Health program students must be vaccinated to qualify for a clinical assignment.
- Non-compliance Consequences. Failure to vaccinate will result in:
> Losing registration for clinical courses.
> Possible withdrawal from nursing or health program. - Definition of 'Vaccinated.' Student has:
> Received a single dose of the Johnson and Johnson vaccine (or any subsequent single-dose authorized vaccine).
> Completed both doses of 2-dose mRNA vaccine and additional booster doses recommended by CDC/ACIP. - Documentation Process. Upon completing the vaccination, students must:
> Upload their vaccination documentation to one of the nation's top ten compliance management and background screening firms. - Guidance: Detailed instructions on the vaccination documentation process will be provided to students on the first day of classes.
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