Apprenti Occupation
Overview
Phlebotomists are trained healthcare professionals who collect blood and other specimens for testing, transfusions, donations, or research. Apprentices learn key skills such as patient interaction, safe collection techniques, specimen handling, recordkeeping, and lab safety while gaining hands-on experience under supervision.
Related Technical Instruction (RTI)
- Professionalism in Allied Health
- Introduction to Human Anatomy & Medical Terminology
- Phlebotomy
On-the-Job Training (OJT)
Apprentices gain supervised experience in specimen collection, lab procedures, patient interaction, and safety practices.
- Clerical Functions: Identify patients, maintain confidentiality, data management,, and supply inventory
- Phlebotomy Procedures (venous/capillary collection, specimen preparation, post-care instruction, and biohazard disposal):
- Specimen Processing (preparation, labeling, transport/storage protocols, and lab environment safety)
- Safety & Compliance:
- Professional Development:
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