
Start Your Career as a Phlebotomy Technician in Months
With our short Phlebotomy Technician program you’re able to start a career in the rewarding healthcare field in just months. As a phlebotomist you’ll work directly with patients explaining procedures, taking certain medical readings like blood pressure and pulse, calming nervous individuals and drawing blood. Phlebotomists can advance their careers by specializing in certain areas or pursuing further education to become lab techs, medical assistants and nurses.

Program Details
Potential Careers
The phlebotomist generally works in a clinical laboratory under the supervision of the appropriate professional.
Program Contacts
Dr. Stephanie Eymann, DNP, RN, Dean of Nursing and Allied Health, 815-599-3439
Alicia Kepner, CMA, AAMA Coordinator, Nursing Program and Lab, 815-599-3657