Phlebotomy Program
Phlebotomists are allied health professionals who draw blood from patients or blood donors for medical testing. Duties include preanalytical processes.
Every time a phlebotomist draws blood or sends out lab samples, they are creating that patient's blood history. That essential part of the patient's health profile will be in their record for a lifetime.
The average, annual, full-time employment salary in Arkansas is $25,080 (US Bureau of Labor Statistics). This salary can vary depending on job location and individual competence.
For more information, call 338-6474, ext. 1109.
Phlebotomy Mission, Program Outcomes, and End-of-Program Student Learning Outcomes
Phlebotomy Program Information
Phlebotomy Admission Requirements
Phlebotomy Program Textbook Requirements
Essential Functions of a Phlebotomist
Gainful Employment Information