The Baylor Scott & White Health Phlebotomy Training Program is an eight-week foundational program for people aspiring to become phlebotomists within the BSWH system. It combines four weeks of virtual classroom instruction with four weeks of supervised, on-site clinical experience. The curriculum covers phlebotomy techniques, safety protocols, and patient interaction skills. Participants are expected to commit approximately 35–40 hours per week and must have reliable internet access and a computer for the virtual training. Candidates who complete all program requirements may be considered for full-time, permanent employment opportunities with Baylor Scott & White Health, subject to availability; employment is not guaranteed. The related Phlebotomist 1 role collects and processes specimens safely and in accordance with BSWH policies and procedures, contributing to patient care. The position includes specimen-handling and clerical responsibilities, professional interactions, and participation in department goals and continuous improvement. The schedule is day shift, Monday through Friday. The program includes virtual training and on-site clinical experience in a healthcare setting. Baylor Scott & White Health describes itself as a not-for-profit healthcare system focused on the well-being of individuals, families, and communities, and emphasizes faithful service, continuous improvement, mutual support, and positive impact.
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Job Type
Full-time
Career Level
Entry Level
Education Level
High school or GED