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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.
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
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, and other states (if attending clinical outside of Wisconsin)
- Pass a physical exam, have current immunizations, and demonstrate negative status for Tuberculosis (may be covered by your insurance)
- 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 2019-2020
Agreement for Clinical-Student Signature
Professionalism-Student Signature
- 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 Performance-Based Instruction
- AH-5 Student Responsibilities
- AH-6 Responsibility of the Learner
- AH-7 Test-Taking
- AH-8 Studying Hints
- AH-9 Important Dispositions for Critical Thinkers
- AH-10 Good Thinking vs. Poor Thinking
- AH-11 Computer Information
- AH-12 Communication Guidelines
- AH-13 Confidentiality-HIPAA
- AH-14 Witnessing Legal Documents
- AH-15 Health Status
- AH-16 CPR-Medic 1st Aid Requirements
- AH-17 Transfer Credit
- AH-18 Grading Policy
- AH-19 Academic Appeal Procedures
- AH-20 Complaints Concerning Allied Health Programs
- Phlebotomy Program Policies
- PHLEB-1 Catalog Page and Course Descriptions
- PHLEB-2 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 Academic Dishonesty
- PHLEB-13 Fail Repeat Policy
- PHLEB-14 Withdrawal, Dismissal, and Reentry Policy
- PHLEB-15 Standard Precautions-Guidelines
- PHLEB-16 Standard Precautions-Chart
- PHLEB-17 Bloodborne Pathogen Risk Statement
- PHLEB-18 Medical Info about Hepatitis B and Vaccines
- PHLEB-19 Medical Info about AIDS
- PHLEB-20 Latex Allergies
- PHLEB-21 Improvement Plan
Phlebotomy Orientation- Fall 2020
Agenda
2020-21 Academic Calendar
- Curriculum Checklist
- Curriculum Checklists are to be used as a guide. Although your academic advisor can provide guidance, you are ultimately responsible for selecting courses that meet a program's graduation requirements. 2020-21 Phlebotomy Curriculum Checklist
- Background Checks
- The clinical agencies that host the WITC Phlebotomy students have significantly increased their demands for background check scrutiny over the past several years. Background checks will not be completed until 90 days prior to start of the of the program. If there are no clinical agencies that will accept the student based on the background check history, the student must be excused from the Phlebotomy program, regardless of the student's academic standing. This is explained in further detail in the Background Check Disclosure form listed above, under Admission Requirements.
- All Phlebotomy students are required to complete a Wisconsin Caregiver Background Check
- If you are required to have a National Criminal Background Check, Minnesota Caregiver Background Check or other states as applicable, your program instructor will advise you on the process.
- Health Form and Directions
- Health Form and Directions
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1. Print directions and forms
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2. Read Hepatitis B information
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3. Complete health information and immunization pages of the form
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4. Take form and directions to your physical exam appointment
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5. Be sure the physical exam page gets signed and stamped
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6. Submit during the first semester per instructor's deadline
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- Health Form and Directions
- Complete and Give to your Instructor
- Functional Abilities Disclosure - listed above under Admission Requirements. Read the functions and initial/sign the last page as described. Submit to instructor by designated due date
- Confidentiality Statement
- Acknowledgement of Risk Form
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Additional Information
- 2020-21 Phlebotomy Textlist
- Insurance Information
- Student Biographical Change Request Please print and use this form if you change your name, address or phone number(s). You should submit it to your local Student Services to be certain that the changes are entered in the main computer system.
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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