Phlebotomy M/W

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The Phlebotomy Program is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skill to enter a career as a phlebotomist. Students will receive a solid foundation of learning on body systems, lab tests involved, and specimen collection skills.  Practical application is reinforced as students perform venipunctures each week. Upon successful completion of the course and externship, students will receive a Davis Applied Technology College Certificate of Proficiency.
Class Information
Class Length: 
106 hrs
Class Size: 
16
Start and End Date: 
Apr 4 2011 - Jun 6 2011
Days: 
Monday
Days: 
Wednesday
Time: 
6 pm to 9 pm
Place: 
DATC room 1104
Costs: 

Registration fee: $40

Tuition: $162

Program fee: $90

Supply fee: $100

Book: approximately $60

Total:  approximately $452

Requirements: 

 

  1. All applicants must pass the required admissions testing to be accepted into the Phlebotomy Course. Students should study the sample tests available and prepare appropriately.
  2.  Students must be 18 years or older.
  3.  Background checks, Hepatitis B immunization, and proof of TB test required by time of externship.
  4.  After completing 60 hours of classroom training, students are required to complete a 40 hour externship at a local healthcare facility. Externship assignments are made through the instructor.
  5. Students participate and practice venipunctures each class period.
  6. All fees must be paid at time of registration.
 
Items Required
Textbooks Included?: 
Yes
Items Needed: 
  • Phlebotomy Handbook, Blood Collection Essentials 7th ed
To enroll for this Course: 

1.   Fill out the College Admission form. Computers are located outside of Student Services for your convenience or go to www.datc.edu and select link: “Click Here to Apply for College Admissions” to complete the online admission application.

2.  Make make note of your Admission ID number.
3.  Pay the $40 registration fee* to the cashier.
4.  Take ID number to Student Services for registration and course availability.
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