Lancet Laboratories is recruiting now for their Student Phlebotomy Technician training programme where candidates can train to draw blood, collect specimens, etc. The programme leads to professional registration.
Lancet Phlebotomy Learnership Technician Training
Lancet Laboratories is inviting applications for its Student Phlebotomy Technician training progrmme, available in multiple provinces including Gauteng, Pretoria, Limpopo, North West, Mpumalanga, and Free State.
This is an exciting opportunity for school leavers and young professionals to train in a specialised healthcare field and start a career in medical pathology.
About the Lancet Learnership Programme
The internship is designed to help learners develop the knowledge, skills, and values required to perform phlebotomy techniques in a medical laboratory environment. A Phlebotomy Technician is trained to draw blood and collect specimens from patients or donors for diagnostic testing or blood donations.
Learners will participate in a structured 24-month programme that includes both theory and hands-on practical training. After successfully completing the training and passing the Health Professions Council of South Africa (HPCSA) board examination, learners will be able to register as qualified Phlebotomy Technicians and work in pathology laboratories or blood donation organisations.
Minimum Requirements
- Education: National Senior Certificate (Matric) with the following subjects:
- English (HL or FAL) – Level 4 (50–59%)
- Life Sciences – Level 4 (50–59%)
- Mathematics – Level 3 (40–49%) OR Mathematical Literacy – Level 4 (50–59%)
- Experience: 0–1 year of relevant work experience
- Basic computer literacy
- Willingness to undergo pre-assessment screening
Programme Duties
- Attend formal training including lectures, practical sessions, and assignments
- Sit for the HPCSA board examination at the end of the programme
- Collect venous and capillary blood samples, as well as non-blood specimens
- Adhere to housekeeping, safety, and legislative protocols
- Provide excellent customer care and represent Lancet professionally
Additional Information
- Learners are responsible for their own accommodation, food, and transport
- Interns will be required to work a 42.5-hour week
- Only shortlisted candidates will be invited to complete a pre-assessment
Why Apply?
This internship offers a gateway into the healthcare sector for those passionate about patient care and laboratory sciences. With structured training, mentorship, and the chance to earn a professional qualification, successful learners will be well-positioned to build a rewarding career in medical pathology.
Applications are open now – take the first step towards becoming a qualified Phlebotomy Technician with Lancet Laboratories.