NorDx Phlebotomy School
Phlebotomists are trained health care professionals who explain blood-drawing procedures and draw blood from patients for prescribed medical tests. The NorDx Phlebotomy School provides students with the clinical knowledge and skills necessary to become a certified phlebotomist. This includes:
- Learning the anatomy of the circulatory system
- Clinical best practices
- Safety and ethical standards
- Customer service
The NorDx Phlebotomy School offers:
- Paid training with benefits
- No prior experience or higher education required
- Career growth opportunities
Admission Requirements
- A high school diploma or equivalent is required
Details
- Six week program with on-site training at NorDx locations
- Upon successful course completion, students are guaranteed employment with NorDx and MaineHealth.
- Upon hire, students are required to make an 18-month commitment to work for NorDx.
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