PHLB 1110C — Phlebotomy Concepts Lecture & Laboratory
6 credits · Allied Health
Offered in: Fall
Description
A special course covering the basic concepts and skills involved in phlebotomy and laboratory procedures. The first half of the course includes didactic instruction (60 hours) of basic anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, medical legal and ethical issues, patient care, best practices, and quality assurance. The Laboratory (10 hours) addresses collection and handling of blood and non-blood specimens, patient communication skills, and ethical considerations. Prepare students for clinical skills rotations. Course standards are based on the Clinical Laboratory Standards Institute, Needlestick Prevention Act, Joint Commission, 2008 National Safety Goals, OSHA, and CDC.
The second half of the course includes application of skills through 90 hours practicum, providing hands on experiences in a supervised work environment collecting blood specimens from patients at local Laboratory draw facilities. Attendance is MANDATORY. Prepare students for employment and entry level phlebotomist in health care settings.
Prerequisites & Corequisites
None listed.
Sections
| Section | Semester | Instructor | Schedule | Location | Modality | Seats |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| C02 | Fall 2026 current |
Julie Uebel
Faculty |
TR 1:00 PM–5:00 PM | — | Face-to-Face | — |