Senior Medical Laboratory Technologist (MLT 0008)
Certified Phlebotomist
Medical Doctor (MMC No. 91075)
Phlebotomy is the medical practice of drawing blood from patients for various purposes, including diagnostic testing, blood transfusion, research or donations. The word "phlebotomy" originates from the Greek words "phlebo" meaning vein, and "tomy" meaning to make an incision or cut.
Phlebotomists, who are specially trained healthcare professionals, perform phlebotomy procedures. They are responsible for collecting blood samples while ensuring patient safety, comfort, and accurate sample collection.
Phlebotomy is a crucial step in the diagnosis, treatment, and monitoring of various medical conditions. It requires technical skills, knowledge of proper procedures, and a focus on patient comfort and safety.
Our unique ONE (1)-day Accelerated Phlebotomy training workshop provides participants with a comprehensive understanding of phlebotomy techniques and prepares them for a career in the field. Our training workshop combines lectures, discussions, ad hands-on practical sessions led by experienced healthcare practitioner.
Master venipuncture techniques, including site selection, needle insertion, and blood specimen collection, prioritizing patient comfort and safety.
Acquire a comprehensive understanding of the circulatory system, including the structure and function of blood vessels, components of blood, and their relevance to phlebotomy procedures.
Develop effective communication skills to compassionately and professionally interact with patients, explaining procedures, addressing concerns and obtaining consent.
Acquire the ability to recognize and manage potential complications, such as hematoma formation, nerve injury, or vasovagal reactions
Demonstrate the knowledge of ethical guidelines, patient confidentiality, and legal requirements in phlebotomy practices, ensuring compliance, patient privacy and trust.
Application of knowledge and technical skills in a clinical simulation setting, gaining practical experience in blood draws, patient interaction, and teamwork.