Health Science

Phlebotomy

Be part of the exciting health science field!

The Phlebotomy program prepares students for employment as a phlebotomist in a variety of healthcare settings. Students develop the knowledge and hands-on skills needed to safely and efficiently collect blood specimens from adults and children for laboratory testing.

Instruction includes proper specimen collection and labeling, blood smear preparation, medical terminology, and specimen transportation. Through classroom instruction and practical training, students develop the competencies needed to work in hospitals, laboratories, blood centers, and other healthcare facilities.

Additional Skills Covered:

- Anatomy & Function of the Circulatory System
- Communication & Interpersonal Skills
- Employability Skills
- Healthcare Delivery System

Legal & Ethical Responsibilities
Safety & Body Mechanics
Vital Signs
Transporting & Processing Specimens

Immunizations:

- Vaccine (Diphtheria/Tetanus/Pertussis) (DTaP or TDaP)
- MMR Vaccine Series (Measles, Mumps and Rubella)
  or Titer
- Hepatitis B Vaccine Series or Titer or Authorized Declination Form
- Varicella Vaccine or Titer
- Influenza Vaccine (Flu Shot)

Screenings:

Physical Exam – Annual
2-Step Tuberculin Skin Test (PPD) or Chest X-ray
QuantiFERON-TB Gold or T-Spot-TB
Drug Testing – by Authorized Lab Only
Level 2 Background Fingerprint Check
(Approved Vendor Only)
Compliance Tracking Subscription
(Approved Vendor Only)

Admission Requirements:

- 16 Years of Age or Older
- Attend an ATC Program Information Session
- Basic Skills Testing or Exemption
- Meet with Program Counselor/Advisor

Uniforms:

Uniform Top with ATC Logo (available for purchase from the ATC bookstore)
Uniform Pants
Scrub Jacket (optional)
Solid Black or White Shoes - Closed Front and Back
Black or White Socks

*Students enrolling in any Health Science Education program must comply with the screening and immunization requirements, per our clinical affiliation agreements. Students who do not have a valid social security number may encounter difficulty with certain state licensing agencies and registries. Contact the program counselor/advisor for specific information.

Program Costs:

Item	In-State Fees	Out-of-State Fees
Tuition	$462	$1,848
Lab Fee	$107	$107
Registration Fee (non-refundable)	$25	$25
Annual Student Activity Fee	$20	$20
Liability Insurance (required)	$13	$13
Accidental/Health Insurance (if not currently covered)	$47	$47
Complio Bundle	$108	$108
Tuition & Fees Total	$782	$2,168

*Prices are subject to change.

IMPORTANT NOTES REGARDING REGISTRATION:

Registration processes for Health Science classes vary by program. For information specific to Phlebotomy, please e-mail the counselor at [email protected].

Industry Certification & State Credential Exams:

Students will be prepared to take an approved state and/or nationally recognized industry certification or licensure exam in their field of study. Exam costs are additional; however, you may qualify for reimbursement of your exam cost(s) upon passing. See your program counselor/advisor for more information.

College Credit Transfer Opportunity and/or Advanced Standing:

Upon completion of the program, you may be eligible to receive FREE associate degree transfer credits from Broward College or another state college. To learn more and determine eligibility, visit browardtechnicalcolleges.com/articulation-agreement/, scroll to the career cluster photos, click Health Science, or contact your program counselor/advisor. Additional college credit may be awarded with the attainment of industry certifications.

Enroll in our Phlebotomy program today.

To get started, sign up for an ATC Program Information Session.
Program Counselor: [email protected]

Program Information:

Program Length:

165 hours (approximately 6 weeks – full-time)

Program Offered:

June

Delivery Method:

Traditional – 100% classroom-based

Days & Times:

Traditional:

Monday – Friday
7:05 a.m. – 1:50 p.m.