Phlebotomy and Lab Services

Professional Skills That Save Lives

Phlebotomy, one of the fastest growing career fields, is an ideal occupation for anyone interested in working in the healthcare industry. A phlebotomist is responsible for drawing blood samples as well as preparing and properly storing them for transportation to a diagnostic lab. 

Program Information

  • Prerequisites: High school diploma or equivalency, and successful completion of TABE entrance assessment
  • Tuition for the 2022-23 school year: $2,600 includes books and supplies

  • Schedule: Tue, Wed, Thurs. 5:30 – 8:30 p.m.
  • Program length:  124 hours (14 weeks)
  • Dates: 
    • Fall: starts 9/20/22 (Full)
      • Orientation: September 14, 5 p.m. @ Main Campus (3555 Buffalo Rd, Rochester NY 14624)
    • Winter: 1/24/23 - 5/11/23 (Full)
      • Orientation: January 19 from 5:30 - 7:00 p.m. @ 3555 Buffalo Rd, Rochester NY 14624
    • Spring: 2/28/23 - 6/8/23
      • Orientation: TBD
  • Location: CWD WEMOCO Campus, 3589 Big Ridge Road, Spencerport, NY 14559
  • Dress code: professional/business casual, scrubs are ideal, but not required, no artificial nails, hair must be tied back
  • Supplies (students must provide): pens, pencils, highlighters, 1 subject notebook

What Will I Learn?

What you learn with us
  • The role of the phlebotomist
  • Patient identification
  • Collection and preparation of blood and body fluid specimens
  • Maintenance of records and collection areas
  • Anatomically correct arms, prosthetics and human blood draws will be used in this program.

How Do I Enroll?

Admission Procedures
When you are ready to apply, registration for Career & Technical programs requires successful completion of the entrance assessment, and satisfactory arrangement of payment of tuition. An automated email confirming registration will be sent to your email. The entire admission process must be completed before enrollment is confirmed.
  1. Complete a contact card and register for an Entrance Assessment: Once you submit the contact card, you'll receive an email (check your spam!). Use the link in the email to register for an Entrance Assessment.
  2. Complete an entrance assessment to determine your program eligibility. Your score on the assessment helps determine the level of support you may need to be successful in the program.
  3. Submit program-specific requirements via email, fax, or hand delivery: high school diploma or equivalency
  4. Secure funding. You may choose to meet with a student advisor to discuss funding options.

Get Started Today!

Complete a contact card to connect with an advisor, learn more about the program, and complete an application

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