Stem To Scrubs Phlebotomy camp

Addison Institute of Healthcare Training

STEM to ScrubsYouth Medical Simulation Camp

Explore. Learn. Practice. Inspire.

A safe, supervised, hands-on healthcare career experience where young learners build confidence through medical terminology, anatomy basics, PPE practice, simulation arms, patient role-play, and clinical skill activities.

2-Day Program

Ages 10–15

$100 per student

Workbook, PPE kit, certificate, flashcards, and lunch included.

Location715 Broadway, Paterson, NJ 07514 Suite #4

Time10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Daily

Phone862-260-3515

Emailinfo@addisoninstitute.org

Camp Schedule

Upcoming Sessions

Each session is designed as a 2-day introduction to healthcare careers with age-appropriate clinical simulations.

Upcoming dates to be announced

Limited seats available

Program Pathway

What Students Will Experience

Day 1

Build the Foundation

Students learn healthcare vocabulary, anatomy and blood basics, PPE expectations, and professionalism.

Introduction to phlebotomy
Anatomy and blood basics
Medical terminology
PPE and safety practices

Day 2

Practice Like a Phlebotomist

Students apply learning through no-needle simulation activities, patient role-play, and order-of-draw games.

Blood collection setup and simulated draws
Tube color coding and order of draw
Communication through patient role-play
Certificate of completion

Benefits & Outcomes

Why This Camp Matters

Early Career Exposure

Introduces students to nursing, phlebotomy, medical assisting, patient care, and other healthcare career pathways.

Hands-On Confidence

Uses safe simulations so students can practice real-world skills without real needles or clinical risk.

STEM Skill Development

Strengthens anatomy knowledge, observation, safety awareness, communication, and problem-solving.

Credential Awareness

Helps youth understand how certificates, training programs, and professional healthcare pathways work.

Equipment & Materials

Included in the Camp Experience

Students learn in a structured environment using youth-appropriate medical simulation tools and safety materials.

Anatomical arm mannequinsPractice arms with vein structures for simulation-based learning.

Color-coded vacutainersTube-color learning tools for order-of-draw practice.

PPE kitsYouth-sized gloves, masks, gowns, and safety materials.

Educational workbookFlashcards, worksheets, and take-home learning materials.

Safe, Supervised, and Age-Appropriate

This program is educational only. Students do not perform clinical services, diagnostics, treatment, or real blood draws. Parent/guardian consent is required, and students must follow all safety and behavior instructions during the program.