About
Phlebotomy Training Program
Associated Technical College Los Angeles offers a comprehensive Phlebotomy Training Program designed to quickly prepare students for entry-level positions in phlebotomy through hands-on training. The program includes 100 clock hours with a combination of in-school instruction and externship experience, focusing on practical skills essential for the field. The college is uniquely accredited and licensed, offering flexible schedules aimed at rapid job placement.
- Cost : The cost of the Phlebotomy Training program at Associated Technical College Los Angeles is $6,075.00, which includes a $75.00 non-refundable registration fee and $6,000.00 tuition.
- Duration : Approximately 4 weeks
- Schedule : Unknown
- Prerequisites : Successful completion of Basic didactic instruction and Advanced didactic instruction before participating in clinical setting training.
- Accreditations : The phlebotomy program at Associated Technical College Los Angeles is accredited under the college's accreditation by the Accrediting Commission of Career Schools and Colleges (ACCSC) and licensed by the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE).
- Graduate Outcomes: Prepares students for entry-level positions in phlebotomy.
Organization
Associated Technical College-Los Angeles
Associated Technical College Los Angeles is a vocational school in Los Angeles, California, providing occupational training in Medical Assistant and Phlebotomy Training. Its programs emphasize practical preparation for entry-level employment in healthcare-related roles. Morning, afternoon, and evening schedules are available, supporting students who may be employed while completing training. Instruction combines classroom learning with hands-on practice, and the school designs its courses around fields with demand for qualified entry-level employees. Medical Assistant training includes coursework and preparation beyond scheduled clock hours, while Phlebotomy Training includes supervised school instruction and an externship. The institution also describes job placement as part of its program approach, helping connect training with entry into the job market. Associated Technical College Los Angeles has provided vocational training since 1967.