Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) Training Program

Start your journey toward a fast-paced medical career with hands-on training.

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Hybrid Program

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State Exam Preparation

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Clinical Experience Included

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Flexible Payment Options

CPT Program Fees

This program costs $1,420.00. The fees are listed below.

  • Tuition: $790
  • Administration Fee: $150
  • Online Platform, Supplies & Instructional Materials: $312
  • Liability Insurance: $38
  • Certification Exam: $130

Additional costs of $265 may be incurred for items listed below.

  • Watch w/Seconds Hand: up to $25
  • PPD Examination: up to $75
  • CPR & First Aid Certification: up to $65
  • White Shoes for Clinicals: up to $100

What Is a CPT/Phlebotomy Technician?

A CPT/Phlebotomy Technician is a healthcare professional who specializes in drawing blood from patients for various purposes, such as diagnostic testing, blood donations, or research.

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IHCA's CPT/Phlebotomy Technician Training Program

IHCA’s CPT Training is an 84-hour Program, that encompasses the fundamental theories and skills needed to be successful in the nursing profession. The course prepares students to sit for the national certification exam for Phlebotomy Technician. Training is divided into three parts – Academic Instruction (online or in-person), Skills Training (in-person in our lab and classroom) and Clinicals (in-person practicum in a chosen facility).

What Does a CPT/Phlebotomy Technician Do?

Their primary role is to collect blood samples safely and efficiently while ensuring patient comfort and following proper procedures. CPT/Phlebotomy Technicians work under the supervision of registered nurses (RNs) or other healthcare and research professionals. Key responsibilities of a phlebotomist are listed below:

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    Blood Collection

    Phlebotomists are skilled in venipuncture, which involves using a sterile needle to puncture a vein and collect blood samples. They select appropriate veins, cleanse the puncture site, and draw blood using the appropriate technique.

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    Patient Interaction

    Phlebotomists interact with patients to help them feel comfortable during the blood collection process. They explain the procedure, answer questions, and address any concerns or anxieties patients may have.

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    Specimen Labeling and Processing

    fter collecting blood, phlebotomists label the samples accurately to ensure proper identification. They may also process the samples by centrifuging them to separate blood components or preparing them for transportation to the laboratory.

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    Maintaining Equipment and Supplies

    Phlebotomists are responsible for ensuring that their equipment, such as needles, tubes, and gloves, is sterile and in proper working condition. They may also stock and organize supplies, maintain inventory, and dispose of medical waste safely.

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    Adhering to Safety and Infection Control

    Phlebotomists follow strict safety protocols to minimize the risk of infections and maintain a clean and sterile environment. They use personal protective equipment (PPE), such as gloves and masks, and dispose of contaminated materials appropriately.

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    Documentation

    Phlebotomists record patient information, such as their name, date of birth, and medical history, accurately. They also document the details of the blood collection procedure, including the site of collection, the quantity of blood drawn, and any complications or reactions.

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    Quality Assurance

    Phlebotomists ensure the accuracy and quality of blood samples by carefully following standard operating procedures and maintaining quality control measures. They may also assist in the identification and resolution of problems related to sample collection or handling.Type your paragraph here.

When Are Classes Held?

Primarily, we offer Hybrid classes which are offered in daytime and in the evening. With enough interest, an in-person class can be scheduled. Each schedule listed below will rotate between online, self-paced instruction and in-person skills and clinicals. Typical Hybrid classes are described below.

Hybrid (Online & in-Person) Daytime Classes

Hybrid (Online & in-Person) Daytime Classes

  • Full-Time (5 Days/Week) -- The Full-Time, Daytime Hybrid classes are 3 weeks long, 6 hours per day and are held during the work week, Monday through Friday. The In-Person days will be held from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM.
  • Part-Time (3 Days/Week) -- The Part-Time, Daytime Hybrid classes are almost 5 weeks long, 6 hours per day and will be scheduled any 3 days between Monday - Saturday. The In-Person days will be held from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM.
Hybrid (Online & in-Person) Evening Classes

Hybrid (Online & in-Person) Evening Classes

  • Part-Time (2 Week Days in the Evening & Saturday) -- The Part-Time, Evening Hybrid classes are almost 6 weeks long and held during the work week, Monday through Friday, and Saturday. The In-Person days will be held from 5:00 PM to 9:30 PM during the work week and 8:30 AM to 3:30 AM on Saturday.

How Do I Apply to the CPT/Phlebotomy Technician Program?

To apply to the program, please fill out our online application. If you have any issues, please contact Kissiah Moore at kissiah@infinitehcacademy.com or call (404) 913-1948.

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Clinical Experience

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IHCA CPT Program FAQ

1. What is a Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT)?
2. Do I need healthcare experience to enroll?
3. What will I learn in this program?
4. Do students perform hands-on blood draws?
5. What is a clinical rotation?
6. Is the National Certification exam included?
7. How long is the CPT program?
8. What schedule options are available?