** NEW ARRANGEMENT FOR ST MARY'S HOSPITAL CLINIC**
You must book an appointment to have a blood test at St Mary's Hospital Phlebotomy Clinic. Please call 0300 123 6612 to book your appointment. The telephone line is open from 7am to 7pm on weekdays.
We hope this improves patient experience by eliminating long waits at peak times.
We operate the QA Hospital blood clinic on an appointment only system. The clinic is open Monday to Friday from 7.45am to 4.30pm. You can book by calling the number listed below.
Outpatient blood tests will only be carried out at QA if the sample needs to be immediately taken to the labs. Your GP practice will let you know if this applies to you, and you will need to book an appointment before attending.
You can also book at several other clinics locally:
Location |
Clinic Times |
Telephone line opening hours |
Telephone number |
St Mary's Community Health Campus |
7am - 2.15pm 7am to 1.15pm |
7am - 7pm, Monday to Friday |
0300 123 6612 |
Gosport War Memorial Hospital |
Appointments 8am to 1pm, Monday to Friday. |
9am – 2.30pm, Monday to Friday. |
|
Fareham Community Hospital |
Appointments 8am to 1pm, Monday, Wednesday, Friday. |
9am – 2.30pm, Monday to Friday. |
|
Petersfield Community Hospital |
Appointments 7am to 1pm, Monday, Tuesday. |
9am – 2.30pm, Monday to Friday. | |
Queen Alexandra Hospital |
Appointments 7.45am to 4.30pm Monday to Friday. |
7.45am - 4.30pm Monday to Friday. |
Please make sure you attend at your appointment time. Please do not bring anyone else with you unless you need them to attend to support you with your care.
Patient feedback
We welcome your feedback on the phlebotomy services we provide. You can use this link to our feedback form, or the QR code below.
Information on having a blood test: Blood tests - NHS
Information on PHU Pathology services: Pathology :: Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust
Information about pathology services, from the Royal College of Pathologists: Pathology Facts and Figures
Working as a phlebotomist: Phlebotomist | Health Careers or Becoming a Phlebotomist | Step by Step Guide