Phlebotomy Training Program
Phlebotomy jobs will increase by 22% by 2030!
Average median annual wage for phlebotomists was $37,380 in May 2021,
Estimated average of $18 per hour. (Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics)
702-982-5380
- Quality Assurance, HIPAA, Legal Issues, Safety in Healthcare Settings
- Overview of the Human Body
- Blood Collection Procedures
- Order of Draw
- Minimum of 100 blood draws
- Dermal punctures
- Special Procedures incl Specimen Handling
- 50-hour Clinical Practical Training at a lab or hospital
- NCCT National Phlebotomy Technician Exam – 90% Pass Rate
- Official Testing Center for the NCCT
$2,495
Includes book & supplies
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New classes starting in 2024!
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- 49.5 classroom/lab hours plus 50 practical clinical hours (externship)
- One evening per week for 11 weeks.
- Each class is approx. 4.5 hours.
- Classes are split didactic and practical training.
- Homework every week
Q & A
What are admission requirements?
To be placed in their clinical practical work rotation, also called externship (required for class completion), students must provide documentation they have received vaccinations or are immune to a number of diseases.
Also required are a drug screen and background check
What other healthcare programs do you offer?
What is the student to teacher ratio?
Do you offer or accept federal grants or offer financial aid?
Do you offer online classes?
Do you offer a National Phlebotomy Technician exam?
How do I get a Nevada Phlebotomy License?
The national certification qualifies you for the Nevada Laboratory Assistant License (Phlebotomy License).
Do you do job placement?
However, realistically, nobody can guarantee you a job once you have graduated. Employers decide which applicants they will hire based on many criteria – including an aptitude/personality test and how well the applicant will fit into the existing team.
Where are the jobs?
Is the school accredited or licensed?
Our phlebotomy program is approved by:
NCCT
Phlebotomy Technician – NCPT exam
AMT (American Medical Technologists)
Registered Phlebotomy Technician (RPT) exam
NHA (National Healthcareer Association)
Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) exam
We do not offer any degree programs, so we are not accredited.