Phlebotomy

Saskatchewan Polytechnic in Prince Albert, Canada, is a leading educational institution that offers you a unique blend of technical and vocational education. Founded in 1941, this institution has a rich history and provides many advantages, including industry-aligned education, strong collaborations with industry partners, and a dedicated faculty. You will find a supportive environment that emphasizes hands-on skill development and practical application.

The school focuses on specialized programs, with 13 programs available. Specifically, these programs are tailored to meet the demands of various professional sectors, helping you develop the expertise and proficiency necessary to excel in your chosen field. You will have opportunities to engage with different subjects and fields, preparing you to thrive in the competitive landscape of the workforce.

As a student at Saskatchewan Polytechnic in Prince Albert, you will be part of a diverse community of 14990 students, including 1643 international students. The campus is equipped with modern amenities, creating an immersive learning environment. You will find many opportunities to get involved in campus life, and the city of Prince Albert offers a unique blend of natural beauty and urban amenities, making it an ideal location for your studies.

Students collect blood from patients and manage specimens in laboratory and healthcare settings. They perform venipunctures and capillary punctures with attention to safety and accuracy. Students complete hands-on training in infection control, specimen handling, and data entry. Clinical practicum occurs at approved sites across Saskatchewan.

15-20 hours of homework per week; two-week clinical practicum; on-campus labs in Saskatoon; theory delivered online.

Graduates work as phlebotomists in hospitals, clinics, and medical laboratories.

Grade 12 with 60% average; 30-level English Language Arts, Foundations of Math 20 or 30, Pre-Calculus 30, Health Science 20 or Biology 30, Physical Science 20 or Chemistry 30; 25 net words per minute keyboarding speed; English language requirement; Criminal Record Check and Vulnerable Sector Search; immunization records; N95 respirator mask testing; WHMIS 2015 certification; TLR® or SMART® certification.

Online with on-campus labs and clinical practicum; part-time option available.