Phlebotomy Training Course

Inspire London College Ltd

Quiz based assessment

Included in course price

Level 3 Certificate in Phlebotomy – CPD Accredited Course – 40 Credits

To achieve the Certificate in Phlebotomy, the learner must complete both parts and earn a minimum of 4 units (40 CPD credits).

Course Outline:

The course is split into two mandatory parts—both must be passed to obtain the Level 3 Certificate in Phlebotomy.

Phlebotomy Part 1 – Theoretical + Practical Session (ultra-modern simulation equipment)

Unit 1: Introduction to Phlebotomy

• Learning Outcome 1: Introduction to Phlebotomy
• Learning Outcome 2: Role & Responsibilities of the Phlebotomist
• Learning Outcome 3: Understand the terminology of phlebotomy
• Learning Outcome 4: Phlebotomy equipment & its proper use
• Learning Outcome 5: Overview of Venipuncture & Capillary Sampling procedures

Unit 2: Safe Practices, Infection Control, Health & Safety and Legal Issues in Phlebotomy

• Learning Outcome 1: Identifying infection types and prevention methods
• Learning Outcome 2: Ensuring workplace health and safety for venipuncture
• Learning Outcome 3: Awareness of legal issues in phlebotomy practice
• Learning Outcome 4: Understanding quality assurance in phlebotomy

Unit 3: Application of Basic Phlebotomy Skills and Techniques using ultra-modern simulation equipment

• Learning Outcome 1: Demonstrating correct hand-washing techniques
• Learning Outcome 2: Applying infection prevention precautions
• Learning Outcome 3: Correct use of a tourniquet
• Learning Outcome 4: Performing cannulation and venipuncture
• Learning Outcome 5: Applying basic phlebotomy practices and techniques

Upon successful completion of Part 1, learners receive a Certificate of Attendance from Inspire London College. Participants may then progress to the Advanced Practical Session (Part 2).

Phlebotomy Part 2: Advanced Practical Session – Part 2 Fee – (£350 Normal fee) only Pay £270 (Offer for Limited Time)

In Part 2, learners explore the role of a phlebotomist in a clinical environment, including NHS professional standards, codes of practice, policies, and procedures, under expert supervision.

Unit 4: Applying Advanced Phlebotomy Skills and Techniques (Advanced Practical Session) in Clinical Atmosphere

• Learning Outcome 1: Hand-washing within a clinical setting
• Learning Outcome 2: Applying infection control protocols
• Learning Outcome 3: Proper use of tourniquet in practice
• Learning Outcome 4: Performing cannulation techniques & venipuncture
• Learning Outcome 5: Practicing advanced phlebotomy methods with confidence

Upon successful completion of Part 2, learners receive a Certificate of Competence, qualifying them to perform phlebotomy without close supervision.

Phlebotomy Certification

• Upon Part 1 completion, learners gain a Certificate of Attendance.
• After Part 2, they receive a Certificate of Competence.
• Completing both parts grants the CPD-accredited Level 3 Certificate in Phlebotomy, issued within 10 working days.
• The certification is valid for 2 years from the date of issue.

Phlebotomy: Phlebotomy

This course is specifically designed for beginners having no previous experience of clinics, but it is also appropriate for professional clinicians who have never participated in the phlebotomy training.

Through this Phlebotomy training, they can recall their previous knowledge and skills to understand the modern contexts of phlebotomy.

Part 2: Advanced Practical Session/Live Blood Session

For further information about the booking for Phlebotomy Part 2 or have any questions, please contact our friendly admissions team today by Ask A Question in the Questions and answers at the end.

Phlebotomy Training

There are no precise requirements for this course, Phlebotomy as no prior knowledge and experience of phlebotomy is required.

Students seeking to enrol for this course, Phlebotomy, should meet the following requirements;

• Working knowledge of English Language
• Be age 18 years or above
• A genuine desire to succeed

• Phlebotomist / Sample Collecting Officer – £21,000–£30,000

• Healthcare Assistant (with phlebotomy skills) – £22,000–£26,000

• Physical Healthcare Nurse – £28,000–£40,000+

• Medical Laboratory Assistant – £29,700–£37,400

• Forensic Healthcare Practitioner – £24,000–£28,000+