About Us

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The Phlebotomy Program (In Person and On line) is Approved with the Illinois Board of Higher Education and National Healthcareer Association.

Course Hours:  200 clock hours ( includes theory and applied experience)
Certification by:  NHA: $115.00, AMT: $120.00 and NPA: $170.00
(cost varies from $115 - $160)

​Phlebotomy Technician Certification Review Class: $150.00 (Open to All preparing for the National Certification Exam)

Phlebotomy Technician Tuition Program: $825

Registration fee (non-fundable): $250.00

​Additional Costs: $185.00 (see below)

Laboratory Safety Jacket- and Patch $80.00, Supplies - $105.00)

CPR Program: $70.00

Phlebotomy  Certification Review  Class:  $250.00

Phlebotomy Worktext & Procedures Manual, 5th Ed.
Warekois & Robinson
ISBN: 9780323279406

Vocational Objective:
To increase the number of well trained and dedicated individuals in the field of health care through our principles of learning. To maintain and disseminate information on vocational education. To develop a comprehensive and successful practice of phlebotomy through highly skilled techniques, wide knowledge of the current healthcare environment, and a sympathetic approach to patients of all ages, backgrounds and medical conditions. To achieve accurate knowledge and skills by the time of program course completion.
Laboratory Instructional Areas:
Perform a minimum of 30 successful unaided venipuncture collections and 10 successful unaided capillary collections.
Instruction in a variety of collection techniques including vacuum collection, syringe and capillary skin-puncture methods.
Qualified candidates will be scheduled to sit for the Competency Examination administered by National Healthcareer Association and earn the title of Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT).

CPT can work at the following facility: Hospitals, Laboratory Company, Health Insurance Company, Dialysis clinic, Doctor’s Clinic, Home Health Care and Plasma Centers.

Phlebotomy Course Overview:

Infection Control/ Safety
Patient Identification

Communication
Stress Management
Labeling Specimen Samples
Legal Issues
Human Relations
Professional Relations
Medical Terminology
The Circulatory System
Anatomy and Physiology
Phlebotomy Equipment
Venipuncture
Phlebotomy Practical
Dermal Puncture
Order of Draw
Measuring Vital Signs
Point-of-Care Testing
Additives
ABG Procedures
Non-Blood Specimens
Special Urinalysis Testing
Computer and Special Handling

Please contact the financial advisor to discuss your payment plan. The students success is our ultimate goal on your journey to joining the medical profession.

Chicago Instruction Center for Career Development Financial Advisor can be contacted at:

Tele: 773-387-9337