Diploma in Phlebotomy

Master the essentials of phlebotomy, from techniques to collection procedures, in this concise, healthcare-focused diploma course.

Overview

Phlebotomy is more than drawing blood—it’s a critical component of modern diagnostics. This diploma lays a firm foundation in the field, guiding you through the essentials of blood collection, labelling, safety protocols, and special procedures with clinical accuracy. You'll explore the integral role phlebotomy plays in healthcare, from the first vein puncture to the final labelled vial.

With modules covering core techniques, procedural standards, and healthcare context, the course is designed for learners aiming to understand the methodology and responsibility behind each sample taken. Whether you're preparing to enter healthcare administration or wish to enhance your theoretical knowledge, this diploma offers clarity without the clinical chaos.

Learning Outcomes:

• Understand the purpose and scope of modern phlebotomy techniques.
• Identify standard blood collection procedures and safety protocols.
• Explore phlebotomy’s role within broader healthcare environments.
• Recognise various types of specimens and collection methods.
• Learn the procedures for managing special phlebotomy requirements.
• Interpret key principles in ethical and professional conduct.

Course Curriculum:

• Module 1: Introduction to Phlebotomy
• Module 2: Phlebotomy Basics
• Module 3: Phlebotomy and the Healthcare Field
• Module 4: Phlebotomy Techniques
• Module 5: Collection Procedures
• Module 6: Special Procedures

Who is this Course For:

• Individuals interested in theoretical phlebotomy concepts and methods.
• Aspiring healthcare professionals seeking foundational knowledge.
• Administrative staff in healthcare wanting sector-specific insight.
• Students considering future study in medical fields.
• Professionals exploring medical terminology and laboratory processes.
• Career changers researching healthcare support roles.
• Employers offering development in medical knowledge areas.
• Learners aiming to broaden healthcare-related understanding.

Career Path:

• Phlebotomist – Average salary: £24,000 per year
• Healthcare Assistant – Average salary: £21,500 per year
• Medical Laboratory Assistant – Average salary: £22,000 per year
• Clinical Support Worker – Average salary: £21,000 per year
• Medical Secretary – Average salary: £25,000 per year
• Healthcare Administrator – Average salary: £26,000 per year