Be eligible to obtain a State License as a Phlebotomy Technician to draw blood in hospitals or medical labs and work independently for medical and life insurance companies. If you’ve completed training in or are already working in the healthcare field, becoming a qualified Phlebotomy Technician could allow you to expand your medical services and open up additional employment opportunities. Phlebotomy, sometimes called Venipuncturists, play an important role in the clinical lab. The main duty of a Phlebotomist is to draw patients’ blood for testing. Phlebotomy training can be an excellent way to expand your marketable healthcare skills and improve potential employment opportunities, without spending months in school. Students in this program attend class for a total of 6 Saturdays.