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Your Path to Success

Ready to dive into a fast-paced, rewarding career in healthcare? Our Phlebotomy Program at Daytona State College is designed to get you job-ready in just eight weeks! Offered in both the Spring and Fall semesters, this vocational certificate program provides 165 contact hours of comprehensive training.

What to expect

  • Hands-on learning
  •  Weeks 1-4: Engage in interactive lectures and lab sessions on our Daytona Beach campus.
  • Weeks 5-8: Gain practical experience at local clinics and hospitals, working directly under the guidance of experienced phlebotomists.

Admission requirements
Prepare for success by attending a mandatory orientation session before the program starts. Here, you'll learn about the necessary steps for enrollment, including:

  • Immunizations
  • Health screening
  • CPR certification
  • Drug and background screening

Additionally, you must:

  • Complete a college application
  • Submit a School of Health Careers application specifically for the phlebotomy program

Your future awaits
With a Phlebotomy certificate, you'll open doors to numerous career opportunities in the healthcare field. Phlebotomists are in demand at various settings, such as:

  • Hospitals
  • Nursing homes
  • Critical care facilities
  • Dedicated blood collection centers
  • Dialysis centers

Start your journey today!
Enroll in our Phlebotomy Program and take the first step toward a dynamic and impactful career in healthcare. Discover more about the program and how to apply by visiting our website or contacting our admissions office. Your path to a rewarding future begins here!

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Additional Information about the Phlebotomy Certificate

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Key Dates

Fall - Spring Program

Classes Begin- August 26, 2024

Mandatory Information Session

Info Sessions for the upcoming Phlebotomy program are scheduled for July 24 and 25, 2024 from 4:00-5:30, building 320/513. Interested students must attend one of the mandatory Information sessions in order to be considered for enrollment.

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