At FHCA Orlando, we train healthcare professionals who want to make a difference—fast. One of the most accessible and rewarding paths in healthcare today is phlebotomy. If you're considering this care...

At FHCA Orlando, we know that flexibility is a major draw in healthcare careers. If you're looking for a role that combines hands-on clinical work with the ability to move between locations, travel ph...

Mastering phlebotomy takes more than knowing how to draw blood. At FHCA Orlando, training goes beyond technique; it's also about communication, organization, and a commitment to patient care.

If you'...

Starting your healthcare career as a phlebotomist is a practical way to gain clinical experience and enter a fast‑growing medical field. If you’re ready to begin, our Phlebotomy program in Orlando pro...

 In 2026, phlebotomists in Florida can expect to earn between $34,000 and $42,000 per year, depending on factors like location, experience, and certifications. This makes phlebotomy one of the most ac...

Starting a career in phlebotomy gives you a direct path into the medical field. You gain practical skills, patient experience, and the confidence to work in clinics, hospitals, and labs.

Early in you...

• Where and How to Find Phlebotomy Volunteer Opportunities
• Local Hospitals and Clinics
• Community Blood Donation Centers
• Community Health Events
• Correctional Facilities
• Non-Profit Healthcare Or...

Once certified, a phlebotomist must need to renew and maintain their certification every two years by completing continuing education. This requirement can be fulfilled through on-the-job workshops...

For pre-med students, working in phlebotomy offers unique benefits that will enrich their careers in healthcare.

Not only does it provide practical clinical skills and exposure to a healthcare en...

Enrolling in a phlebotomy class requires gathering the right supplies to ensure a productive and comfortable learning experience. From basic study tools to essential phlebotomy equipment, each item...

Phlebotomists are skilled in drawing blood for various medical tests and treatments and preparing the treatment area, but their role typically does not include administering injections. 

Injection pr...