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Students in the phlebotomy technician training program at Luzerne County Community College recently completed their training. The comprehensive 140-hour program is designed to prepare the student for a full-time or part-time career in the phlebotomy field. The program consists of a 100-hour classroom component and a 40-hour supervised internship at a local clinical site. Students successfully completing the program will be equipped with the necessary skills to handle all areas related to drawing blood. Recent graduates from left, first row: Kim Wright, Wilkes- Barre; Leeanne Jarick, White Haven; Stephanie James, Edwardsville; Janine Brody, Shickshinny; Heather Pickersgill, Perkiomenville; Crystal Laubach, Berwick. Second row: Phil Miller, Dallas; Ray Jones, instructor; Mary Ann Plish, Berwick; Serena L. Beck, Bloomsburg; Mary Martone, Honesdale; Nicole Katchik, Ashley.

Lccc Phlebotomy Students Complete Training