About
Phlebotomy Program at Athena Career Academy
Unlock a rewarding career in healthcare with Athena Career Academy's Phlebotomy program. Designed for aspiring phlebotomists, this program offers hands-on training in a nurturing environment, ensuring you gain the confidence and practical skills necessary for success. Benefit from small class sizes and caring instructors who provide personalized attention, preparing you for immediate entry into the dynamic field of phlebotomy. This program builds confidence and provides a strong foundation for a fulfilling career.
Program Details:
- Cost: Approximately $2,852 (includes tuition and associated fees)
- Duration: Approximately 180 hours of study, taught over 12 to 18 weeks
- Schedule: In-person training, with hands-on clinical experiences
- Prerequisites: High school diploma or equivalent, completion of application process, health and background check requirements, individual interview, and necessary immunizations/health screenings
- Accreditations: Accredited by the Commission of the Council on Occupational Education; registered with the Ohio Board of Career Colleges and Schools and operates under the authority of the Ohio Board of Nursing
- Career Outcomes: Unknown
Organization
Athena Career Academy
Athena Career Academy is a career school in Toledo, Ohio, preparing students for healthcare and early childhood education fields. Its listed training areas include Certified Nursing Assistant, Clinical Medical Assistant certification, Electrocardiogram (ECG/EKG), Licensed Vocational Nurse (LVN/LPN) license, LPN to RN Program, Phlebotomy, and Practical Nursing. The school highlights hands-on clinical experiences and a simulation lab as components of its nursing education. Programs shown for the school also include Early Childhood Education, broadening its occupational focus beyond healthcare. Athena’s public materials emphasize faculty involvement, classroom learning, laboratory practice, and clinical experiences. Student testimonials describe nursing and phlebotomy study, along with laboratory and clinical components, but individual outcomes and other testimonial claims are not used here as institutional facts.