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Mar 12, 2025
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Catalog 2013-14 [ARCHIVED CATALOG]
Phlebotomy Technician (CD)
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Certificate of Development · Program Code: 178 · Credit Hours: 16-17 ∙ Contact Hours: 24
Associate Dean: Peter Olson
A phlebotomy technician practices blood-collection techniques that include venipunctures and skin punctures to provide samples for lab analysis. Students will learn:
- Techniques and procedures to assist in various lab procedures;
- To recognize conditions that alter specimen collections handling and test results;
- To determine appropriate specimen collection supplies and equipment;
- How to assure appropriateness of lab tests;
- Communication techniques with laboratories, medical providers and patients;
- How to provide the best care possible and assure specimen integrity.
Upon successful completion of the PHLB program, students may write the exam for the American Society for Clinical Pathology (ASCP) Phlebotomy Technician (PbT) Certification.
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Important Program Information
Only 12 students will be admitted into the Phlebotomy program each academic year. The application process for the program is selective: application to the program does not guarantee admission. Applicants will be ranked for admission using both academic and non-academic criteria, including membership in the WOCTEP program (Waganakising Odawa Career and Technical Education Program), in recognition of WOCTEP’s role in establishing the program itself. Students must successfully complete prerequisite courses and complete the application process by the application deadline. The Application Deadline is July 1 of each year. Students are strongly encouraged to consult with the Associate Dean of Health, Business and Technology early in the application process for advising concerning completion of prerequisite courses, specific admission requirements, coordination with other Allied Health programs (e.g. Medical Assistant, CNA) and membership in the WOCTEP program. Applicant selection is finalized with the review of grades. Notification of acceptance occurs in early August. PHLB Tech program course requirements are taken in the fall (PHLB 101 ) and winter semesters (PHLB 102 ). The PHLB Tech Program Application and the Pre-Admission Medical History Form are available on line. Go to www.ncmich.edu, Programs of Study; under Certificates of Development choose Phlebotomy Program (Code 178) to access forms and information. Phlebotomy Program Requirements
- Proof of high school diploma or GED.
- Complete and submit a PHLB Technician Program Application for Admission by the deadline date.
- Successfully complete prerequisite courses listed below.
- Submit official college transcripts, if needed.
- Provide written documentation of immunizations specified on program application.
- Provide current CPR, BLS for Professional Rescuer or complete EMS 101 .
- Submit completed Pre‐Admission Medical History form.
- A criminal background check will be conducted.
Other Program Information
- A Student Handbook will be provided to the student upon acceptance into the program.
- PHLB 101 - Phlebotomy I (4 credit hours) (Theory and Lab) may be held at the LTBB Health Park.
- PHLB 102 - Phlebotomy II (2 credit hours) (Clinical Practicum) will be held at various labs in the area.
- Students may be required to travel distances and participate in evening and/or weekend rotations.
- Students may be denied admission based on the results of the criminal background check.
Note:
This is a selective admission program. Students must apply for entry into the program. The PHLB Tech Program Application and the Pre-Admission Medical History Form are available on line. Go to www.ncmich.edu, Programs of Study. Under Certificates of Development, choose Phlebotomy-Program Code 178 to access forms and information. Prerequisites: 9-10 Credit Hours
All prerequisite courses must be completed with a C+ (2.33 GPA or above) Program Requirements: 7 Credit Hours
Note:
*must be completed with a C+ (2.33 GPA) to enter PHLB 102 Additional Requirements: (choose one course)
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