Tuesday, October 29, 2013

Phlebotomy Certification in Florida

By law within the state of Florida, a phlebotomist have to be state certified or they may be not allowed to operate. The Florida Phlebotomy Regulations certain requirements for certification are listed below. A Florida phlebotomy certification is for any two-year period and may be renewed upon the presentation of proof on the essential six hours of continuing education (CE hours) for renewal. Maintaining your certification up to date impacts not only your qualifications for employment in desirable positions but in addition the salary level. The state of Florida has strict regulations for issuance of your expected state certificate allowing the applicant to practice this profession in Florida. As of April 2003, to apply for any state certificate, a new applicant have to deliver: •high school graduate transcripts or GED •proof of 40 hours of classroom (didactic) instruction •proof of 40 hours of sensible education •proof of 50 venipunctures and 10 skin punctures.

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