ABO Phlebotomy School

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1. The phlebotomy program consists of 40 hours of didactic instruction &

2. 40 hours of clinical training experience.

3. Completing the phlebotomy program and passing the national exam will lead to licensure as Certified Phlebotomy Technician I (CPT I).

A trained, licensed, and experienced phlebotomist or nurse will guide you through the entire phlebotomy program and prepare you for the national examination.

Phlebotomy Program Details:
 

1. The applicant or student should be at least 18 years or older and

2. Have all appropriate medical documents ready at hand regarding vaccinations.

3. Also, it is important to have a state I.D. license or a driver's license to verify your identity and

4. Copy of your high school diploma.

5. In the absence of a high school diploma passing the following tests will suffice:

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• General Education Development (GED)

• High school equivalency (HiSET)

• California high school proficiency examination (CHSPE)

• Or official transcripts from higher education depicting credit for general education courses completed.

Finance Tuition 2 Months Interest Free. Once all program related costs are paid on time you will then be eligible to take the exam and attend clinical.

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Up to 24 Months Interest Free:

• Affirm

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Up to 1 year Interest Free:

• PayPal Later​

Every student will be placed into a clinical site for externship.

• Hospital

• Urgent Care

• Clinic

• Doctor Office

Conveniently take the Certified Phlebotomy Technician I NHA Exam on Campus.