Phlebotomy

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A Phlebotomist draws blood from patients for diagnostic medical laboratory tests. Most Phlebotomists are employed in hospitals and blood collection facilities. 

*Beginning Fall 2024, Phlebotomy will be taught through DMACC's Continuing Education program. Contact ce@dmacc.edu or Tammy Steinwandt at tjsteinwandt@dmacc.edu for more information.

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