Phlebotomy: Worktext and Procedures Manual 5th Ed., by Robin S. Warekois, Robinson, and Primrose
Phlebotomy Technician
Program Overview
Launch your career in laboratory medicine with our comprehensive 64-hour Phlebotomy Technician program. Learn to safely collect and prepare blood samples through focused classroom training and real-world clinical experience.
What You’ll Learn
- Safe venipuncture and specimen collection techniques
- Proper handling and preparation of blood samples for testing
- Patient care procedures for adults, infants, and children
- Laboratory safety protocols and infection control
- Medical terminology and anatomy basics
Phlebotomy Technicians are essential members of healthcare teams in hospitals, medical and diagnostic laboratories, clinics, and blood donor centers. This program includes 48 hours of classroom instruction and a 16-hour hands-on externship in a real-world medical setting, giving you practical experience before graduation.
Note: The externship may be waived if you’re currently employed as a phlebotomist with verified practical experience (16+ hours confirmed by employer letter).
Admission Requirements
- Complete application and agree to terms in "Class Registration Form" and Program Bulletin
- Must be at least 17 years old (parent/guardian signature required if under 18)
- High school enrollment, diploma, GED, or equivalent required
Tuition, Books and Fees
- $50 – Non-refundable Registration Fee (due at time of admission, transferable one time)
- $1,200 – Tuition
- $250 – Lab Fee
- $95 – Textbook (may be purchased at the school)
Total Program Cost: $1,595
Certification, Licensing and Registration Fees
- $105 – AAH National Certification (payable to AAH after last day of class)
Payment Plans / Financial Assistance
Full Payment:
Due by the first day of class
Payment Plans:
Two-payment or four-payment plans are available
- Divides tuition and lab fees accordingly
- Includes 2% finance fee on tuition only
- Book costs and finance fee are included in the first payment