Course under Healthcare Sector Skill Council (HSSC)

Fees structure of Certificate in Phlebotomy (Blood Collector)

Eligibility :

Madhyamik (Class-10) passed any Board

Admission procedure:

Admission to the course is offered twice a year (twice in a calendar year). An official admission notice is published in leading newspapers across the state and country.

How to Apply:

(a) Application for admission to the course is required to be submitted on the prescribed form. The application form is obtainable from the office of the institute personally on cash payment of Rs.100/‐or sending demand draft.

(b) The documents required are:

1. 1. Mark sheet ofMadhyamik / H.S as per eligibility criteria.
   2. Aadhar Card.
   3. 4 copy photographs, Voter Card.
   4. Voter ID Card.

Training Curriculum :

A phlebotomist draws blood samples from patients for laboratory testing and analysis. This may be done at the laboratory, collection center, or at the patient site. The incumbent also ensures availability and suitability of supplies to be used in the process. Other responsibilities include labelling, record keeping and documentation.

Assessment & Certification :

The final assessment will be conducted at the end of the session by the Health Care Sector Skill Council of the National Skill Development Corporation, under the ambit of the Ministry of Skill Development and Entrepreneurship, Government of India. Certificate will be provided to a successful candidate

Timing of traning :

Twenty hours per week, including theory & Practical classes for every course. A class routine will be provided before the commencement of class.

Attendance :

70% attendance is compulsory during classroom training and 90% attendance is compulsory during clinical practical. Attendance below 50% is disqualification to appear in the final examination.

Clinical practical :

Hand holding clinical Practical will be conducted for three month in near by hospital all the courses.

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