Completion of the program does not guarantee employment. The Phlebotomy Program consists of 72 hours of lecture and campus laboratory assignments and an additional 120 hours of clinical experience in an assigned health care facility. Clinical rotations begin at the end of the 12th week of classes. Due to the nature of clinical rotations, most assignments are during the day. Rotation assignments are at the discretion of the program coordinator.
Students are responsible for transportation to and from clinical affiliates.
Prior to the clinical assignment, students must submit a completed health form signed by a physician. Application Process 1. Submit the Phlebotomy Program Admission Application form to the Program no later than October 1st for Spring admission or July 15th for Fall admission. Although priority for admission will be given to applicants who meet the published application deadline date, application forms will be accepted throughout the entire academic cycle. Please note that admission to South Suburban College does not necessarily guarantee acceptance to the Phlebotomy Program.