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Northeast State Community College Workforce Solutions Offers Phlebotomy Class Beginning September 1

Are you interested in a health care career? Do you have that stick-with-it mentality? Workforce Solutions at Northeast State offers a class in phlebotomy beginning on September 1 at the College’s Kingsport campus.

Phlebotomists specialize in drawing blood and work in hospitals, clinics, medical offices, laboratories, and public health facilities The course meets on-ground labs at the Regional Center for Health Professions, 300 W. Main Street, on the Northeast State at Kingsport campus and has a clinical component at assigned health care facilities to complete the stick requirement. This 10-week class gives students the technical knowledge required to assist them in passing the National Healthcare Association (NHA) certification examination, which is included in the course.

Class Dates: Thursdays, September 1 – November 3

Course Hours: 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m.

Location: Regional Center for Health Professions, 300 W. Main St. 

Fees: $775 (includes the NHA Certification Exam)  

The course benefits individuals interested in pursuing a career in the medical field, prospective patient care technicians, current nurses, or other health care professionals.  Phlebotomists play critical roles as members of a medical team. The training includes theory and hands-on instruction during the class. This course includes labs in a hospital setting. Attendance to all classes and clinical assignments is mandatory.

For more information and to register for this class, contact Workforce Solutions at 423.354.5520 or dmingraham@northeaststate.edu.

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