Title: Clinical Information
Course: Allied Health Assistant (Phlebotomy) > Section: Module 1

Clinical Stick Log.xlsx
Clinical Evaluation Instruction Sheet.docx
Clinical Evaluation Form(1).xlsx

Clinicals are the culmination of the student’s success in both the classroom and the lab. Once skills have been mastered in the lab and the student has completed the check-off’s, they are ready to enter the clinical setting and perform those skills on real patients. A phlebotomy student is required to perform 100 venipuncture skills in the clinical setting.

These skills include evacuated tube venipuncture, butterfly venipuncture, and syringe draws for a variety of tests including blood cultures. Upon completion of the clinical, the proper paper work must be submitted to the instructor for verification through the Clinical Discussion. A stick log should be kept during the clinical to document each venipuncture, and the student preceptor is required to complete a student evaluation each day the student attends a clinical.

Clinicals must be scheduled through the instructor at an appropriate facility capable of handling and teaching students. Please contact your instructor for more information.

Clinicals are worth a total of 200 points based on completion of the Clinical portion graded as Pass/Fail.