COVID-19 UPDATE
TSP is committed to the safety and wellness of our students, faculty, staff, and community. Our operations and plans are built on compassion and flexibility to ensure your well-being. To reduce physical interactions, all enrollments will be done virtually. All of our classes will be a hybrid course which means we will be offering both in-person and online instruction for as many of our programs as possible.

Teaching Faculty

Lorie Westmoreland

Phlebotomy Instructor 
All Campuses

Mrs. Westmoreland started her journey in 1999 when she became a phlebotomist. She worked in blood banking for 10 years, where she also instructed the phlebotomy and collection process. She transitioned into the actual testing of blood and specialized in red blood cells and pharmacogenetics. She truly believes that becoming a phlebotomy instructor was the ultimate stepping stone in her career. She, as a Healthcare Provider, it is integrity and strong medical ethics that ignite the drive for “informed” healthcare. To advocate for those that do not know their patient rights and to be sure that the patient is the focal point of health care. As a Phlebotomist, she knows that there is power in the blood; it serves as an internal blueprint of our true selves. Everyone deserves blood to be drawn properly with the correct order of draw to ensure accuracy; this is Phlebotomy. She is here to ensure there is the precision of skill, courtesy, and safety with a bit of finesse.  She hopes that our future professionals are looking forward to the experience as much as she is. She would love to spend the term working together, learning from each other, and supporting one another's success.

Kim Perkins

Clinical Lab Instructor 
Irving Campus

Mrs. Perkins is an NHA-certified phlebotomist with almost 20 years of experience in the Phlebotomy field. The bulk of her experience is in the hospital and outpatient lab settings. She taught extern phlebotomy students at the hospital for 4 years. She accepted this position at the Texas School of Phlebotomy in August 2020. She has been asked many times why she decided to leave working in the field to become an instructor, and her answer was simple, "I care". She cares about our patients and it is her goal as an instructor to make sure that our future professional phlebotomists joining the medical profession have pride and integrity, are highly skilled and confident in the work they are doing. She strongly believes that the work of phlebotomists is very important. The quality of their work affects the care that the patients receive from their physicians. 

Silem Flores

Clinical Lab Instructor 
San Antonio Campus

Ms. Flores moved to the great state of Texas from Alexandria, VA in 2002. She had the pleasure of living in different cities and towns across the state. She has been a medical assistant since 2006. Ms. Flores had the pleasure of working in a wide range of specialties such as a private family practice, health clinic, orthopedic, sleep diagnostic center, private school nurse. She attended the Texas School of Phlebotomy Class of January 2021 for a 4-week program and graduated on the 5th of February 2021. Ms. Flores accepted the position and currently a full-time phlebotomy lab instructor. She loves that she chose to continue her education in phlebotomy and be certified on a national level. She is excited to share her knowledge and assist our future professionals in reaching their potential.

Timothy McCoole

Clinical Lab Instructor
San Antonio Campus

Mr. Mccoole has been teaching some facet of Emergency Medicine since July of 1998. He is a retired Army Sergeant First Class, where he served 30 years as a Registered Nurse, a position he now holds a Master’s Degree. He also has a Bachelor of Science degree in Emergency Medical Sciences - Paramedic. Mr. Mccoole may not be a school-trained phlebotomist; however, his past experiences allow him to have great latitude in teaching our professionals base on his knowledge and practices, which gives him great pride.​Retired U.S Army Veteran since Aug 2006 after 30 yrs enlistment. Rank SFC
Retired Instructor Writer Civil Service U.S Army (Emergency Medicine)
Retired RN MSN / Paramedic BS

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