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Phlebotomy Courses

• PLAB1023: Phlebotomy Classroom
  Meets 56 hours total, Tuesday or Wednesday, 6-10 pm
  
  
• PLAB1060: Phlebotomy Clinical
  64 clinical hours will be scheduled with local healthcare facilities to provide the student with experience in phlebotomy skills. The clinicals will be 1-2 days/week and will be the hours of 3 pm – 11 pm or 11 pm – 7 am.
  The clinical course is an unpaid learning experience.
  
  
• Total 120 hours/12.0 CEUs

Spring 2027 dates 

Tuesday night classes
January 12 - April 27

Wednesday night classes
January 13 - April 28

CLASSroom LOCATION

Advanced Technology Center (ATC)
3200 W. Cuthbert
Room 119

CLINICAL LOCATIONS

Midland Memorial Hospital, Martin County Hospital, Ward Memorial Hospital (Monahans), Shannon Hospital (Big Spring), and Reboot Clinic

Program Requirements

• Must be 18 years or older
• Copy of photo ID or driver’s license
• Copy of social security card
• Copy of current CPR certification
  Must be American Heart Association, BLS, within past 2 years.
  
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• Copy of high school diploma/GED
• Copy of health insurance card
• Copy of Immunizations:
  
  • Flu (October - March)
  • Tetanus (Td or Tdap) - within last 10 years
  • MMR - must have 2 shots if born after 1957
  • Hepatitis B series - must have all 3 shots or Heplisav 2 dose series
  • Tuberculosis (TB) test (negative result) - within last 12 months
  • Varicella (chicken pox) - 2 doses required
    If you have had chicken pox, download, print, and complete this form: 
    Documenting History of Illness (pdf)
• All immunizations must be complete prior to registration
• Pass criminal background check - processed by Viewpoint Screening
• Drug Screen will be managed through the Viewpoint application. The drug screen must be completed before the first day of class. Depending on the student's registration date, they may have until the second-class meeting to complete it. Failure to submit the required drug screen by the second-class date will result in the student being dropped from the clinical section.

Required Supplies

• Classroom Materials
  

  Pens, pencils, highlighters, folders, and paper
  
  

• Uniform
  

  Scrubs: black (top) and hunter green (bottom)
  
  

• Phlebotomy Patch

  Available at the Â鶹ԭ´´ Bookstore

• Textbook
  

  Hatman's Complete Guide for the Phlebotomy Technician, by Hartman Publishing, Inc.
  Available at the Â鶹ԭ´´ Bookstore

Application Steps

Step 1 - Complete the application and upload documents at Viewpoint Screening

• • Instructions - Phlebotomy Application (pdf)

Step 2 - Once the approval is complete, call us at (432) 681-6354 to make a registration appointment.

Step 3 - Drug Screen will be managed through the Viewpoint application. Please wait for instructions to proceed with the drug screen.

Total Program COST = $1,108 (Includes exam fee)

• Classroom Fee - $400
• Clinical Fee - $579
• NHA Exam Fee - $129

Scholarship Opportunities

Health Sciences Continuing Education Scholarships

Scholarships are available for qualified applicants. Apply in the department office.

Workforce Solutions Scholarship

Contact Priscilla Trejo at (432) 367-1449 or email priscilla.trejo@workforcepb.org for details.

Midland Memorial Health Scholarship at Â鶹ԭ´´

(Certified Nurse Aide & Phlebotomy Only)

Visit for details.

For information on additional scholarships, please contact:

(432) 682-9701

As a Phlebotomy Technician student, expect

• Classes on Tuesday or Wednesday, 6 – 10 pm
• Clinical hours, TBA
• Work closely with a small group of students
• 5 - 10 hours/week outside of class study time to be successful
• 56 hours of classroom instruction
• 64 hours of clinical instruction

Upon Successful Completion of the Program

Be prepared to take a certification exam:
The National Health Career Association exam, CPT (NHA), $134