| Q A | What is a phlebotomy technician? The primary duty of a phlebotomist is to draw blood specimens from patients for laboratory tests. |
| Q A | Are there other responsibilities? The job also includes entering data into the computer for the testing process, as well as performing clerical duties associated with the record keeping of laboratory tests. |
| Q A | When are the courses offered and how long does the course last? The phlebotomy course is offered four times a year in January, April, July, and October and lasts eight weeks. |
| Q A | Is the School of Phlebotomy accredited? Yes, The Health Alliance School of Phlebotomy program is approved by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS) |
| Q A | Will I be certified after completing the course requirements? No. Graduates receive a certificate and will be eligible at take certification exams currently available to phlebotomists. |
| Q A | How much does it cost? The tuition is $900.00 due by the first day of the program ($100.00 is non-refundable upon acceptance into the program). Tuition includes books and certification exam fee. |
| Q A | Do I have to be a high school graduate? Yes. But you may also be eligible with a GED. |
| Q A | How do I get an application? Just call the Alliance Laboratory Services Phlebotomy Action Line at (513) 585-6770 or (800) 837-2520 ext. 5-6770. |