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Foundations of Phlebotomy
Role of the phlebotomist, professionalism, medical terminology, safety.
Program Information
6 Weeks. 120 Hours. Career Ready.
An accelerated, hands-on curriculum built around what a modern phlebotomist actually does in the field — and what national certification exams expect you to know.
Class Schedule
- Day Cohort: 8:00 AM – 1:30 PM · Mon–Fri
- Evening Cohort: 5:00 PM – 10:30 PM · Mon–Fri
- 6 weeks · 120 total clock hours
Small Cohorts
Maximum 24 students per cohort so every learner gets individual attention on their venipuncture technique.
Certification Path
Program completion makes you eligible to sit for the NHA CPT and ASCP PBT national certification exams.
Curriculum
Week by Week
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Anatomy & Infection Control
Circulatory system, veins of the arm, PPE, standard precautions, OSHA.
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Equipment & Basic Collections
Vacutainer systems, order of draw, tube additives, first practice sticks.
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Collection Procedures
Venipuncture technique, capillary puncture, pediatric and geriatric considerations.
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Advanced Procedures
Difficult draws, complications, specimen handling, POCT and special collections.
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Clinical Readiness & Exam Review
Full exam prep, mock certification testing, résumé/job-search workshop, externship wrap-up.
Grading Policy
75% minimum passing grade.
- Written Exams
- 40%
- Skills Competency
- 40%
- Attendance & Professionalism
- 20%
Required Uniform
- Black scrub bottoms
- PhlebX Academy scrub top (provided in tuition)
- Closed-toe, non-slip shoes
- Hair tied back, minimal jewelry
Ready to enroll?
Reserve your seat in the next cohort with a $500 deposit.