1. Obtain blood specimens by performing venipunctures and finger sticks
2. Monitor glucose levels
3. Verify test requisitions, and patient identification
4.  Collect nonblood specimens such as urine, sputum, and throat swabs
5. Work in the healthcare team playing a key role

1. Role of the technician in the healthcare field
2.  Legal & Ethical Issues
3. Infection Control
4. Specimen Collection
5. Venipuncture Techniques
6. Anatomy & Physiology
7. Hands on Training in lab and clinical setting 
   

1. State of Ohio Vocational Certificate
2. NCCT  (National Center for Competency Testing) Phlebotomy Certification

Students are offered instruction on using specific computer applications needed for all programs.  However, it is helpful for students to be familiar with use of a personal computer to navigate computer applications used in all CCCTC Adult Education programs.

The  CCCTC Student Consumer Handbook has all of the specific information regarding programs at CCCTC. This handbook answers many questions not found elsewhere and is used to guide our policies and procedures for CCCTC Adult Education Programs. The Handbook may be found by clicking the Helpful Links and Forms tab.