Phlebotomy has always been a good pathway into the healthcare industry. Hospitals and labs always need individuals with excellent phlebotomy skills. Patients will always need blood tests. A Phlebotomist’s role of collecting a specimen is critical to enabling a doctor to screen for and diagnose a patient’s illness or disease, as well as monitor medications and wellness progress.
St. Luke’s University Health Network School of Phlebotomy (SOP) program provides phlebotomy education through the combined delivery of didactic/theory in a classroom setting, as well as clinical experience in our outpatient lab patient service centers.
12-Week Standard Path
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday:
Mid-day from 10am-2pm or evening 4pm-8pm
Mid-day from 10am-2pm or evening 4pm-8pm
Tuition and application fee apply.
No employment commitment. Option to apply to St. Luke's open positions prior to graduation.
Application submission does not guarantee enrollment. Students will be contacted for an interview and notified of acceptance.
Clinical externship-last week of session.
6-Week Accelerated Path
Monday-Friday:
8:30am-5pm
8:30am-5pm
No tuition or application fee.
Must apply and be hired as a St. Luke's employee prior to session start. Hired into paid position with benefits.
Automatic enrollment to the school upon hire.
Clinical externship-last week of session.