Phlebotomy is one of the fastest ways into the NHS as you do not need any previous qualifications or experience and due to the high demand you will be able to work regularly and gain the necessary experience faster than any other health care roll.
Phlebotomy is a growing health care field with competitive salaries and opportunities for advancement. Here in the UK as the population ages and medical professionals are more in demand than ever, phlebotomists can find full- and part-time employment in various medical settings,
This two day course is a starting point for beginners, you will look at the theory behind phlebotomy and will be given the opportunity to develop your practical skills using recent up to date techniques and equipment. Once completed you will have the skills and knowledge to be able to work as a phlebotomist.
Phlebotomy is one of the most commonly performed invasive procedures. For this procedure to be performed safely and effectively, staff must possess the necessary up-to-date knowledge and skills.
When taking blood, you have to be careful that you
Patients may be nervous about having their blood taken, so you have to reassure them and put them at ease.
Theory- You will learn essential phlebotomy techniques, health & safety, human anatomy to accurately identify veins and draw blood.
Practical- The practical part is divided into two parts, first part will be done using manikins where you will be taught how to draw blood, and reduce risks. The second part of the practical is where you will draw blood from fellow participants.
Phlebotomy can be a rewarding career choice even for individuals who don’t come from a medical background, being a phlebotomist is not just about drawing blood you will be the backbone of the medical team. No matter where you work ie-in hospitals, blood banks, GP practices, or any other medical settings. Once completed you will receive two accredited certificates, one being an Introduction certificate, and a certificate of competence.
