Frequently Asked Questions

Our goal is to get you certified and prepared to enter the workforce. By keeping our classes small, we ensure every student gets ample one-on-one instruction that is tailored to individual needs and experience levels.

Our classes are a combination of lab and lecture. Although preparing you for a national certification exam is a priority, we would rather spend a majority of our classroom time in the lab to get you acquainted and comfortable with various equipment and procedures.

Our instructors are knowledgeable and experienced healthcare professionals and are eager to help you along every step of the way. Although working in healthcare is serious business, we aim to provide a fun and comfortable environment for everyone in the classroom.

Upon course completion, you will be certified and ready to apply for positions as a certified phlebotomist without spending thousands of dollars on a college course that could possibly take multiple months.

Colleges are a great move if you are in need of classroom college credits. However, if you are not in need of college credits to complete a degree, our class is a shorter and more affordable option to become a certified phlebotomist and start working towards a new career.

Our curriculums are approved by the National Performance Specialist (NPS). The NPS is an organization that unites healthcare workers and establishes a standard of education. We work together to ensure the highest level of knowledge and proficiency for all healthcare providers.

Because we are a training program we do not offer any college credit and therefore do not adhere to credit hours. Our goal is to get you certified and prepared to enter the workforce as a healthcare professional. By keeping our classes small, we ensure every student gets ample one on one instruction and coaching tailored to individual needs and experience levels.

Our classes are a combination of lab and lecture. Although preparing you for a national certification exam is a priority, we would rather spend a majority of our classroom time in the lab to get you acquainted and comfortable with various equipment and procedures.

We offer private training to doctors offices, hospitals, dental offices, and more. We require a minimum participants and we can tailor our training to meet the needs of your specific facility.

Our office hours are Monday through Friday 9:00am to 5:00pm and Saturday/Sunday 10:00am to 2:00pm. If you have called or emailed outside of office hours we will do our best to respond within the next business day. If you have called during business hours please leave a brief message with your name, phone number, and questions you have and we will get back to you as soon as we can. Emails will also be responded to within the business day during business hours.

We look forward to meeting you in class! Your seat has been reserved and we will take care of purchasing your class materials and modules. You will receive a formal class orientation email the week before we meet to go over all the details regarding the first day of class. This email will include the following:

What to Bring – A pen, highlighter, and a notebook. We will provide the rest!

What to Wear – Black scrubs. Please wear closed toed shoes.

Parking Instructions & Directions to the Classroom

Instructions Regarding Tuition Balance Payment – If you have prepaid in full please disregard. Tuition balance can be paid via debit or credit card or cash. Checks are not acceptable.

Mandatory COVID Health Questionnaire – Because of concerns regarding the pandemic, our class schedule has been updated to accommodate community guidelines.We encourage everyone to follow CDC recommendations during this time. Stay healthy!

We require a non-refundable deposit for your initial signup and to reserve your seat. The deposit is $500. You can also elect to prepay your tuition in full.

Your non-refundable deposit prepares our classroom materials for you. On the first day of class, we handle the remaining balance in class unless you choose to prepay upon enrollment or has been placed in a payment plan. 

We will get acquainted with straight needles for antecubital draws (the crease of the elbow). Which is what most of us might have had in previous blood draw experiences.

We will use butterfly needles for antecubital and hand draws. Butterfly needles are substantially smaller and are commonly used for pediatrics, geriatrics and individuals with smaller, more fragile veins.

We offer small group environments to ensure everyone has ample one on one training with our instructors. Classes are usually up to 14 students.

We are so excited that our students are eager to start their new careers. We have numerous community partners and colleagues in a variety of areas that we can connect you with in regards to employment. We are here to help guide you and are happy to offer one-on-one advice to help you get started in the right direction. 

The average salary for a phlebotomy position is $30,000 – $60,000. Due to the current labor market, many positions are offering signing bonuses, relocation packages, and many other lucrative benefits.

Contact us for information about possible financial resources, such as the Workforce Innovation and Opportunity Act (WIOA). We work with several community partners to help students find financial assistance.