Phlebotomy for Law Enforcement Achievement

Theory and practice of the recommended performance standards for Arizona Law Enforcement Phlebotomy trained phlebotomists to maintain a uniform approach in the execution of blood draws. Includes phlebotomy, anatomy, terminology, consent, Clinical and Laboratory Standards (CLSI), venipuncture guidelines for needles, evacuated tube system, law enforcement blood draw purposes, rights, responsibilities, documentation, reporting procedures, legal, and ethical practices.

CIP Code: 51.1199 Health/Medical Preparatory Programs, Other.

Program Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion of the program, the learner will be able to:

1. escribe importance of proper specimen collection and overall client/patient care including HIPAA regulations.
2. Describe and apply quality assurance standards for phlebotomy, including OSHA regulations and lab safety
3. Explain the use of medical terms and codes related to phlebotomy and law enforcement
4. Identify the anatomy and physiology of the hand, arm, and vascular system.
5. Demonstrate appropriate use of venipuncture equipment for obtaining blood specimens
6. Demonstrate required scope of practice through communication, documentation, and behavior.