Abstract: A phlebotomy training device including a core member incorporating a network of channels wherein resilient tubing is placed to form artificial veins and arteries. The tubing communicates with a fluid reservoir disposed at a proximal end of the device for maintaining the tubing full of fluid. A membrane covers the device and presents a puncture resistant characteristics similar to that of skin. The device is adapted for attachment to a person's arm so that a student can practice venipuncture techniques on a live subject, including the proper positioning of an actual human arm, without the risks associated with puncturing living tissue.