Course Overview
The Phlebotomy Technician Program provides comprehensive training in blood collection techniques for diagnostic testing in hospitals, laboratories, and clinical settings.
Skills Training Includes
- Venipuncture techniques
- Capillary puncture procedures
- Specimen labeling and handling
- Infection control and OSHA standards
- Anatomy and physiology basics
- Patient identification and communication
- Laboratory safety protocols
Clinical Experience
Students complete supervised clinical practice to ensure competency in blood collection procedures.
Career Opportunities
Phlebotomy technicians may work in:
- Hospitals
- Diagnostic laboratories
- Physician offices
- Blood donation centers
- Public health clinics
Certification eligibility varies by state and certifying organization.
Tuition and Fees
Phlebotomy — $1,225.00
- $50.00 Registration fee (paid upon application submission)
- $910.00 Tuition Fee
- $50.00 Phlebotomy Textbook
- $30.00 Lab Fee
- $45.00 Background Check
- $35.00 Uniform
- $105.00 State Competency Test
Fees may be paid by money order, cashier’s check, Zelle, PayPal, debit card, or credit card. Full payment for tuition and books must be made on the first day of class. Students are responsible for the cost of the Medical Assistant Certification Exam, uniforms, and any additional required materials.
Why Choose Serenity Nurse Aide Academy?
Experienced Instructors
Our programs are taught by licensed nursing professionals with real-world clinical experience in hospitals, long-term care, and specialty settings.
Regulatory Compliance
All courses follow current state Board of Nursing and healthcare regulatory standards to ensure students receive compliant, up-to-date training.
Hands-On Training
We emphasize practical, skills-based education to prepare students for real healthcare environments.
- Student Support
- Exam preparation assistance
- Skills lab access
- Career guidance resources
- Professional development support
Commitment to Ethical Practice
We uphold high standards of integrity, transparency, and patient-centered care in all programs.
