Program Dates for PHLEBOTOMY WEEKDAY CLASSES
Jan 2 – Feb 10 | Jan 30 – Mar 10 | Feb 27 – Apr 7 |
Mar 27 – May 5 | Apr 24 – Jun 2 | May 22 – Jun 30 |
June 19 – July 28 | July 17 – Aug 25 |
Course Cost
The program requires a registration fee plus tuition. Books and lab supplies are included with tuition. Additional lab supplies will be available for purchase for an additional fee.
- Registration: $250
- Tuition: $2,000
Course Schedule
Prepare for Phlebotomy Technician Certification in the Federal Way Area
Become a certified phlebotomist in only a few weeks and begin your career in this detailed-oriented, patient-focused role in the healthcare field. Phlebotomists play a key part in assisting doctors and nurses with monitoring and diagnosing patient conditions to provide the best possible care. Skilled phlebotomy technicians put patients at ease when drawing blood. Learn how to prepare for your phlebotomy technician certification exam in just six weeks.
Your Training for a Rapidly Growing Field
Program Description
A phlebotomist’s duties typically include:
- Delivering specimens to labs
- Interpreting requested tests
- Labeling vials with patient names and dates
- Working directly with patients and offering excellent care
- Collecting patients’ blood samples
These duties require someone who is both detail-oriented and able to work with patients of all ages. It is a fast-paced field with above-average growth and employment opportunities at a wide variety of healthcare settings, including hospitals, blood banks and outpatient medical offices. You may also interact with doctors, nurses, CNAs and home care aides.
Program Requirements
- Be at least 18 years old.
- Have a high school diploma, GED or higher education equivalency credential.
- International students must pass the CELSA Test with a 80% passing grade (if applicable).
- Complete two background inquiry forms:
- https://watch.wsp.wa.gov/WATCH/Home/Index
- https://www.sentrylink.com
- Any record of crimes against persons will prevent an individual from working in this field.
- Provide documentation of a completed two-step tuberculosis test.
- If positive, the applicant must get a chest x-ray.
- If the student is unable to obtain a Mantoux TB test, the QuantiFeron blood test will be accepted.
Clinical facilities may require additional vaccine documentation for externships or employment, such as MMR, Tdap, flu, hepatitis B and covid.
Comprehensive Phlebotomy Technician Certification Program in the Federal Way Area
Divine CNA Training is one of the most well-regarded healthcare training programs in the area, and we are delighted to expand our services to include a phlebotomy technician certification program. We’ve built a reputation on quality teaching, student resources and student links for academic support and student job opportunities. Our curriculum is driven by state and federal standards, and our instructors are dedicated to helping each of our students succeed. When you’re ready to take the first step in becoming a phlebotomist, contact us for more information about the application process.
Earn Your Phlebotomy Technician Certification in the Federal Way Area
Serving Federal Way, Auburn, Kent, Renton, Seattle, Bellevue, Tacoma, Olympia and all of Pierce, King & Thurston Counties