Phlebotomy might sound like a complicated word, but in healthcare, it’s all about process, preparation and patience. This course gives you a methodical introduction to phlebotomy, from the basics to specialised collection procedures, without venturing beyond the essentials.
You'll examine how phlebotomy fits into broader healthcare services, including how samples are taken, labelled, and processed. Each module outlines foundational knowledge on technique and care, helping you understand what goes on behind the scenes during medical testing. It's clear, concise and medically sound—just as it should be.
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the definition and core responsibilities of a phlebotomist
- Learn how phlebotomy contributes to wider healthcare practices
- Recognise common techniques used for sample collection and care
- Identify standard and special blood collection procedures
- Explore proper patient interaction during the collection process
- Understand safety procedures around sample handling and labelling
Who is this Course For:
- Healthcare support workers looking to expand clinical knowledge
- Individuals considering phlebotomy-related roles in healthcare
- Students interested in blood testing and sample handling
- Admin staff working in hospitals or clinics
- Medical receptionists seeking role-relevant understanding
- Jobseekers entering support-based healthcare positions
- Volunteer workers in health-based charities and services
- Carers looking for an introduction to medical sampling
Career Path:
- Phlebotomist – £22,000/year
- Healthcare Assistant – £21,000/year
- Medical Support Worker – £23,000/year
- Clinical Administrator – £24,000/year
- Donor Care Coordinator – £21,500/year
- NHS Receptionist (Clinical Setting) – £20,500/year
