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Phlebotomy Technicians are key healthcare team members in a variety of settings . Phlebotomists perform a variety of blood collection procedures in adults and children by venipuncture or micro techniques. In the thriving medical field, phlebotomists are in constant demand. It is an exciting time to begin a career in this area, where many opportunities exist in hospitals, clinics, medical offices and laboratories. This course will help you gain your Phlebotomy Technician Certification (CPT) certification from NHA . Holding this certificate will give employers confidence in hiring you in this unique, patient care role. Reach your career goals in the rewarding healthcare industry by enrolling in Phlebotomy Tech today!
Please note: Students will be required to attend a mandatory clinical in order to perform their 30 live sticks. This will include 5-6 full days at a lab location.
Please note: Students will be required to attend a mandatory clinical in order to perform their 30 live sticks. This will include 5-6 full days at a lab location.
Learn the Skills:
- Master practical competencies of phlebotomy.
- Learn to draw an acceptable blood specimen from a patient.
- Review legal, ethical, and special considerations in phlebotomy.
- Learn to draw blood samples from patients who are difficult draws.
Certification:
Students will be prepared to sit for the Phlebotomy Technician Certification (CPT) exam through the National Healthcareer Association (NHA).
Tuition Includes:
- Textbook/Workbook, learning tools, and study materials.
- NHA online practice exams, online study guide, and fee for the CPT exam.
- Urine Drug Screen and Background Check cost for clinical placement.
Students are Responsible for:
Requirements for the Course:
Attend REQUIRED Healthcare Certification Orientation: January 20th 9am-11am
Required Healthcare Program Pre-Orientation Checklist
Attending this mandatory pre-orientation session is your first official step into your healthcare training. Designed as an informational launchpad, this session walks you through core curriculum expectations, mandatory enrollment requirements, and clinical compliance protocols before classes begin.
Why Attendance Is Required
Healthcare programs carry strict regulatory, academic, and clinical compliance requirements. This orientation gives you a complete, transparent look at the commitment involved before official coursework begins.
- No-Penalty Withdrawal: If you decide the schedule, clinical demands, or program requirements aren't the right fit for you right now, you can drop the course prior to the official start date without any financial or academic penalty.
- Compliance Overview: You will learn about the mandatory background check and drug screening procedures required for the program, including timeline expectations, costs, and policy details. Note: You will not be signing up or completing any screenings during this session; this is strictly an informational overview so you know what is entailed.
- Program Alignment: Ensure your personal schedule, transportation, and career goals line up with the clinical and classroom requirements.
What We Will Cover
| Category |
Topics Covered |
Action Items Provided |
| Coursework & Expectations |
Schedule, attendance policies, grading scales, and clinical hour requirements |
Syllabus overview & supply list |
| Clinical Compliance Info |
Overview of background checks, drug screenings, immunizations, and required timelines |
Policy breakdown & future steps guide |
| Program Q&A |
Faculty introductions, career pathways, and student support services |
Open Q&A session |
Important Reminders & Next Steps
- Mark Your Calendar: Check your student portal or email for your assigned orientation date, time, and campus location/link.
- Bring Questions: Review your program overview beforehand so you are ready to ask about schedules, tuition, or clinical placement expectations.
- Confirm Attendance: Be prepared to check in upon arrival, as attendance is logged to maintain your enrollment status.
- MUST ATTEND Clinicals, pass drug screen and background check
- Complete interest form: Interest Form
- Must possess a high school diploma or GED/high school equivalency.
- Demonstrate college readiness by completing the English self-assessment. English Self Assessment
- Have access to a computer with the ability to use it at an adequate level for creation, communication and collaboration
- Review Essential Functions for this course: Phlebotomy Technical Standards
Student Handbook
Financial Assistance Available:
