About
The Associated Technical College Phlebotomy Training Program is for students seeking a certification as a “Certified Phlebotomy Technician I,” which is designed and coordinated to both teach them the technical knowledge, as well as various procedural elements of basic and advanced phlebotomy. This includes both the collection of blood specimens and venipuncture; these are part of the necessary requirements to become a Phlebotomy Technician. The Phlebotomy Training Program at ATC includes a combination of classroom theory and hands-on instruction using our own in-house Laboratory environment, followed by an externship providing practical experience in a Laboratory Clinical Setting. Graduates who meet all graduation requirements, will be eligible to take the National Health career Association exam. They will also receive a license awarded by the California Department Public Health once submission of required documentation and successfully pass the NHA exam and meet all the requirements.
Our program will instruct our students on many topics including: An Introduction to Phlebotomy & Infection Control, Legal Issues in the Healthcare arena, an Introduction to Human Anatomy & Physiology, Medical Terminology usage, typical Phlebotomy Equipment and Supplies, various Phlebotomy Clinical Skills/Procedures, and lastly, the Fundamental Essentials of Phlebotomy. This Phlebotomy program is developed for students who want to not only become employed or enhance their careers, but also those interested in entering a new field or beginning a career in the medical field to become a Phlebotomy Technician. This is a fully developed, comprehensive, 60- hour program of Didactic Instruction (basic and advanced Phlebotomy) at ATC, along with 40-hours minimum in an external Laboratory/Clinical Setting.
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.