Phlebotomy
Certificate
Phlebotomists play an essential role in the healthcare field by drawing blood to support healthcare providers in diagnosing diseases, monitoring health conditions, and contributing to research efforts. The Phlebotomy Certificate program is designed to prepare you for an entry-level position in various settings, including hospitals, physicians’ offices, private medical laboratories, and blood donation centers. As a trained phlebotomist, you will have the important responsibility of collecting blood specimens through capillary puncture and venipuncture, utilizing appropriate techniques, and demonstrating excellent customer service skills. At Mohave College, you will receive hands-on training on how to safely obtain blood specimens by learning universal precautions and order of the draw, all while ensuring the integrity of the samples collected. Students will be required to complete a 90-hour Clinical Externship at the end of the program in a Medical Lab facility in order to complete the Certificate Program.
The Medical Laboratory Assisting Certificate provides students with a structured pathway to expand their clinical skill set and increase employability in today’s healthcare workforce. Leveraging the foundation of the College’s existing Phlebotomy program, this certificate emphasizes advanced technical skills, patient care competencies, and professional practice standards needed in clinical and laboratory settings. Through a combination of classroom instruction, hands-on laboratory experience, and supervised clinical training, students gain the expertise and confidence necessary for success in diverse healthcare roles. Upon completion of the program, students will to sit for a recognized industry certification exam, validating their competencies and enhancing career opportunities in the healthcare field
Information Sessions
You’re invited to the MEA Information Sessions, which include the Medical Assisting, Medical Billing and Coding, and Phlebotomy programs. Learn about acceptance requirements, prerequisites, costs, and career possibilities, and ask questions.