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From submitting your application to admission to registration, WITC is available to help guide you through the admissions process. To help you successfully complete this program, WITC has developed a set of program requirements and functional ability criteria. For students with a disability, reasonable accommodations are available to help you be successful in the program of your choice.
2020-21
Admission Requirements
The first step to get admitted is to fill out a WITC application (no application fee required), and WITC will guide you from there. If you're not quite ready to become a student, visit a campus to get the full WITC experience. A campus tour will give you the opportunity to meet staff, instructors and students, tour the campus and get a real feel for the campus culture.
- Complete application/registration process and submit registration fee
- Review and sign the Background Check Disclosure
- Review and sign Functional Abilities Disclosure
Please refer to the 2021-22 Requirements & Application page for FY22 Phlebotomy additional program information.
Program-Specific Requirements
- Have acceptable results based on the Wisconsin Caregiver Background Check, National Criminal Background Check, Minnesota Caregiver Background Check (if applicable), and other states, if applicable
- Pass a physical exam, have current immunizations, and demonstrate negative status for Tuberculosis
- Review and sign Nursing and Allied Health Division Confidentiality Statement
- Attend a mandatory program orientation scheduled prior to start of classes
Phlebotomy Student Handbook Academic Year 2020-2021
- Allied Health Policies
- AH-1 WITC Mission, Vision, Values & Tenets
- AH-2 Rules and Regulations-Student Signature
- AH-3 Safety Accountability Statement-Student Signature
- AH-4 Bloodborne Pathogen Risk Statement
- AH-5 CDC Guidelines and Links
- AH-6 Standard Precautions Chart
- AH-7 Exposure Control Procedures (Needle stick)
- AH-8 Performance-Based Instruction
- AH-9 Student Responsibilities
- AH-10 Responsibility of the Learner
- AH-11 Test-Taking
- AH-12 Studying Hints
- AH-13 Important Dispositions for Critical Thinkers
- AH-14 Good Thinking vs. Poor Thinking
- AH-15 Computer Information
- AH-16 Communication Guidelines
- AH-17 Confidentiality-HIPAA
- AH-18 Transfer Credit
- AH-19 Witnessing Legal Documents
- AH-20 Health Status
- AH-21 CPR-Medic 1st Aid Requirements
- AH-22 Course Expectations for Assignments
- AH-23 Grading Policy
- AH-24 Academic Appeal Procedures
- AH-25 Automatic Program Dismissal
- AH-26 Complaints Concerning Allied Health Programs
- Phlebotomy Program Policies
- PHLEB-1 2020-21 Catalog Page and Course Descriptions
- PHLEB-2 2020-21 Curriculum Checklist
- PHLEB-3 Program Goal, Purpose and Outcomes
- PHLEB-4 Background Checks
- PHLEB-5 Code of Conduct and Academic Requirements
- PHLEB-6 Absences
- PHLEB-7 Professionalism Requirements
- PHLEB-8 Dress Code
- PHLEB-9 Financial Reimbursement
- PHLEB-10 Late Assignments
- PHLEB-11 Cancellation of Class
- PHLEB-12 Course Failure-Repeat
- PHLEB-13 Withdrawal, Dismissal, and Reentry
- PHLEB-14 Improvement Plan
- Phlebotomy Lab/Clinical Handbook
Phlebotomy Orientation - Spring 2021
Phlebotomy Orientation dates have completed for the academic year 2020-21. Please refer to the 2021-22 Requirements & Application page for updated information.
Technology Requirements
If using Macintosh or Linux based computers, coursework must be submitted using your Office365 tools provided with your WITC email account. It is important to verify with your Program Faculty if non-Windows based computers are acceptable in the program.
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