Are you looking for a rewarding and challenging career in health? Not bothered by the sight of blood? Do you find the pathology industry exciting? Then this course is designed for you. This qualification is the starting point to kick start your career in the exciting world of pathology. You will learn to provide excellent client care, respond appropriately to clients in a healthcare environment and develop your communication skills. Beginning on our prosthetic training arms, we will guide, support and supervise you as you progress to taking blood and non-blood samples.
Is this course face to face or distance?
Flexible delivery with self-paced learning available. Some units are undertaken via distance mode so you can do the work in your own time at your own pace. You will need access to a computer with internet connection to complete your qualification. The other units are delivered face-to-face with plenty of clinical practice. Students have up to 12 months to complete their studies.
Career opportunities
Career opportunities include:
- Pathology Collector
- Phlebotomist
Entry requirements
This course requires you to have a good understanding of written, verbal and spoken English and maths (known as language, literacy and numeracy ‘LLN’). All students who enrol in a course are required to undertake Adept Training’s LLN assessment. While not a prerequisite, we strongly recommend all students be immunised for Hepatitis A and B before enrolling in the course. Please note all students are required to provide the following on enrolment:
- Completed enrolment form
- USI Number
- Photo ID
- Proof of Residency (Birth Certificate, Passport, Green Medicare Card or Citizenship Certificate)
- Language, literacy and numeracy assessment
Smart and Skilled funding is available for eligible students. (This training is subsidised by the NSW Government)
HLT37215 Course Brochure_V8 July 2024
Face to face course
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Start Date |
Face to Face Sessions |
Thursday 5th December 2024 |
Every Thursday and Friday (9.00am to 3.30pm) |
Saturday 18th January 2025 |
Every Saturday and Sunday (9.00am to 3.30pm) |