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Certificate III in Pathology Collection

The HLT37215 Certificate III in Pathology Collection signifies the role of individuals responsible for gathering pathology specimens. Those in this capacity adhere to established routines and protocols while maintaining responsibility for their tasks under general supervision. They utilize a combination of communication, customer service, and technical proficiencies, exercising their judgment and discretion to apply and adapt these skills in diverse scenarios. It’s important to emphasize that to achieve this certification, students must complete a minimum of 35 hours of practical experience, as specified in the Assessment Requirements associated with the competency units within this qualification. While this certification does not require specific licenses, certain units within it might necessitate licensing or compliance with regulatory prerequisites in specific regions. To obtain precise information, one should refer to local regulations.

Training programs designed for this qualification are suitable to be undertaken within a formal training agreement with an employer, often under the framework of an Australian Traineeship or Apprenticeship arrangement. Pathology specimen collectors, also known as Phlebotomists, play a critical role in the pathology laboratory team, operating across a spectrum of healthcare settings, including pathology collection centers, hospitals, medical practices, and occasionally even patient homes or aged care facilities.