Most affiliates provide compensation to the phlebotomist trainee during or after the 120-hour period. Graduates are eligible for ASCP, NCA and ASPT professional certification exams. Programs begin in June and January. Application deadlines are April 1 and November 1. Application Procedure Separate application to CBLS for admission to the CLS internship is required.
Applications are available in the CBLS office.
Completed applications should be sent directly to the CBLS Program Director. Admission to SFSU as a Biomedical Laboratory Science graduate student is required after admittance to the CLS internship program. Program Requirements for Admission Baccalaureate degree from an accredited college or university with a major that is the equivalent of the SFSU degree in Clinical Science. Required studies must include hematology, immunology, medical microbiology, quantitative analytical chemistry, biochemistry, physics, and college level math. Must be conversant in the English language.