There are 30 openings
for a phlebotomy
certification class here on campus! Attached are the details and required
forms.
Details: Class will be 2 days, Saturday, May 27 and Sunday, May 28, in Campus Health Bldg DeArmond Rm B307. You must attend both days in order to be eligible to receive your certification. The classes are scheduled from 9am - 5pm, but on Saturday you will need to arrive by 8:15am in order to check in and on Sunday the class usually ends up finishing around 2:30 pm with an optional discussion about getting into med school and phlebotomist job/volunteer opportunities afterwards.The total cost is $320 (including the $80 registration fee) which includes the class, text, snacks, and all other necessary supplies. Acceptable payment for class day includes cash, money order, and cashier's check- NO PERSONAL CHECKS ON CLASS DAY. Personal checks are acceptable for the $80 registration deposit (make checks payable to MET Services).
Registrations closes at 30
people.
To sign up for the class
or if you are interested in a future class:
1. Sign up
on the Excel sheet (see link below).
ON THE GOOGLE DOC, PLEASE INDICATE WITH AN X WHICH TIME
YOU ARE PLANNING TO MEET ME TO PAY YOUR DEPOSIT AND TURN IN YOUR REGISTRATION
AND I CAN CONFIRM YOUR APPOINTMENT. I WILL BE
MEETING PEOPLE THIS WEDNESDAY AT 6:30PM AND THIS THURSDAY AT 1:15PM AT
STARBUCKS ON EUCLID/ UNIVERSITY BLVD. ALL
DEPOSITS WILL BE COLLECTED IN PERSON AND I AM HAPPY TO ANSWER
ANY QUESTIONS YOU MAY HAVE ABOUT THE COURSE :)
2. Fill out
the attached registration form and meet me to turn in
both the form and the $80 registration deposit to hold your seat. Note
that both must be received to secure your spot! Acceptable
payment for the deposit include cash or check. See
attachments for class reviews. He is truly an amazing instructor!
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A note from the instructor:
"As far as the certification goes, it is good anywhere in the US except for California (they have a different state law there). And students have also drawn blood overseas."
A note from the instructor:
"As far as the certification goes, it is good anywhere in the US except for California (they have a different state law there). And students have also drawn blood overseas."
If
you have any questions about the class, please email me or text (PREFERRED) at 520-204-3518! Thank you.
--
University
of Arizona, Class of 2016
This is why it is important to know the job description and responsibilities of a phlebotomist if you are interested in this field. With so many jobs on the line for these professionals, it is necessary that they continue to be licensed for the safety of the public. Click here to get more information about become a phlebotomist.
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