Phlebotomy Training Program at Health Careers Training Institute (HCTI)

HCTI's phlebotomy training program offers an affordable, self-paced pathway to quickly enter the healthcare field. Designed for individuals 18 or older with a high school diploma or GED and English proficiency, this program emphasizes practical skills and prepares students for the National CPT Examination. With a focus on hands-on clinical practice and dedicated instructors in small class sizes, HCTI, a Women and Minority-owned institute, empowers students to become job-ready professionals.

Program Details:

• Cost: $1150 (all fees due upfront or via a payment plan)
• Duration: 5 weeks
• Schedule: Delivered in-person with classroom hours and hands-on clinical practice
• Prerequisites: 1. Proof that the applicant is at least 18 years old. 2. High School Diploma or GED. 3. Proficiency in English language.
• Accreditations: Health Careers Training Institute's phlebotomy program does not have publicly listed specific accreditations, certifications, or approvals on their official website or related sources. No explicit accreditation information is available.
• Career Outcomes: Prepares students for the National CPT Examination, enabling quick entry into the healthcare workforce.

HCTI CNA Program

Take the next step in your healthcare career with our CNA training program. Learn how to assist patients with their daily needs and gain practical experience in a clinical setting.

What Will I Learn?

• Repositioning and turning patients
• Taking vital signs such as blood pressure and temperature
• Dental/denture care
• Answering patient call lights
• Personal care including hair and nail care, hygiene, and grooming
• Documenting health issues and reporting to nurses
• Feeding patients and recording their intake
• Cleaning duties
• Post-mortem care

Who Can Join?

• Open to individuals aged 17 years or older
• Applicants should have a high school diploma, GED, or reading/math comprehension at a 7th-grade level
• Applicants must pass a background check and TB assessment

Program Duration

• 3 weeks, 75-hour course
• 59 hours of classroom curriculum training
• 16-hour clinical rotation at a local clinical site

Additional costs may include purchase of a gray scrub top/pants, and a stethoscope and manual blood pressure cuff for at-home practice. On successful completion, you can opt to take the State Exam.