What does a phlebotomy technician do?

A phlebotomy technician:

• works with patients to draw blood for laboratory tests
• communicates effectively
• is responsible for the proper identification, collection and acceptance of specimens for laboratory testing.

Where do phlebotomy technicians work? 

Phlebotomists work mainly in:

• hospitals
• labs
• blood donor centers
• doctor’s offices

Who can I contact for more information or to enroll? 

Download the phlebotomy flier (pdf)
For more information or if you have questions, you can email Healthcare Education staff at nchealth@hacc.edu or to register contact the Welcome Center at 717-780-2414 .