Phlebotomy Certificate Program

Credential:	Micro-Credential & successful exam will result in credential of “Certified Phlebotomy Technician”
Duration:	39 hours
Schedule:	Eight days (Two weeks) once per month
Fee:	For fees, please email info@cchap.ca or call 416-233-7869. Funding and grants are available for eligible students
Campus:	5481 Dundas St. West, Toronto, ON M9B 1B5

About our program:

The Phlebotomy Certificate program is a stand alone program to prepare for the Certified Phlebotomy Technician credential offered by the Canadian Phlebotomy Technician Group Inc. (CPTG). The CPT credential eligibility requires post-secondary studies in health sciences or work experience. This program is designed to fill the gaps for the candidates who will like to challenge the CPT exam. The program is also open for Internationally Educated Health Professionals. The CPT exam fees (one attempt) and the CPTG membership fees are included as part of the program admission.

Who should take this workshop:

This program is designed to for anyone planning to become a “Certified Phlebotomy Technician” with following educational qualifications.

Ontario Secondary School Diploma (70% score or higher in English, Maths and Biology)
Undergraduate students in health and life sciences (University students are also accepted)
Post-secondary certificate or Diploma in Health Sciences (e.g., PSW Certificate)
Internationally Educated Health Professionals

Program Specialty

Professional Association issued credential attempt
Specialized institute for healthcare professional training special
Highly professional certified instructor
Convenient class schedule
Small group of students for individualized attention and best practical learning experience
Ongoing career coaching and guidance from experts in the field
Mentorship that will help to build valuable personal and professional networks
Recommendation letters- for best students
Stackable credential
Certificate given on successful completion
Large number of students already working in industry and laboratories
Recognized as official vendor for UHN Clinical Research, Shouldice, MedCan, LMC and many others

Program Outline:

Module 1: Standards of Practice & Ethics; Canadian Healthcare (1 day)
Module 2: Anatomy, Physiology & Medical Terminology (1 day)
Module 3: Asepsis, Infection Control and WHMIS (1 day)
Module 4: Phlebotomy – Basic (2 days including 1 day in-person)
Module 5: Phlebotomy – Procedure (3 days including 1 day in-person

Learning Outcomes:

This program is based on live learning activities which include Knowledge-Based Learning Activities and Practice-Based Learning Activities. Upon successful completion of this course the student will be able to:

Provide accurate, up-to-date, and practical information and instruction in phlebotomy procedures and techniques
Provide a comprehensive background in phlebotomy theory and principles
In addition to blood collection skills, the student will demonstrate competence and professionalism for a successful specimen collection
Good communication and public relations skills
This course is appropriate for use as an instructional text or as a reference for those who wish to update skills or study for certification
Working knowledge of the healthcare delivery system, and familiarity with clinical laboratory services.

Course Duration

Hybrid program of 39 hours in total.

Instructor-led Zoom sessions on six weekday – evening hours (27 hours)
In person – two days (12 hours) from 10am to 4pm

Practicum Details

Practicum course students practice the blood collection & handling skills learned in theory class
Practice on simulation arms (mandatory) and live persons (based on volunteers availability)
Receive instruction on how to o prepare the blood collection site
Choose the proper collection tools
Post-puncture care, processing and management of collected samples

Funding

The program at the Canadian College of Healthcare and Pharmaceutics is eligible for tax credits under the Canada Skills Credit program. The College also works with financial institutions including Windmill Mircrolending to arrange supports for students loans.

Schedule

For now, following programs are scheduled. Please email info@cchap.ca for more details.

First intake: Jul 25-28 and Aug 3-6, 2022 (4.5 hours per day – Final schedule will be provided after required enrolment)

Second intake: Aug 8-11 and Aug 16-19, 2022 (4.5 hours per day – Final schedule will be provided after required enrolment)

Third intake: Sep 14-17 and Sep 21-24, 2022 (4.5 hours per day – Final schedule will be provided after required enrolment)

Fourth intake: Oct 3-6 and Oct 12-15, 2022 (4.5 hours per day – Final schedule will be provided after required enrolment)

Fifth intake: Nov 9-12 and Nov 16-19, 2022 (4.5 hours per day – Final schedule will be provided after required enrolment)

Sixth intake: Nov 23-26 and Nov 30 – Dec 3 (4.5 hours per day – Final schedule will be provided after required enrolment)