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In person Phlebotomy Classes

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Project Heartbeat's Phlebotomy Training Program

Unlock your potential as a vital healthcare professional with Project Heartbeat's comprehensive 5-week Phlebotomy Training Program. Designed to rapidly equip you with essential skills, this program prepares you for dynamic careers as Phlebotomists, Lab Assistants, or Emergency Department Technicians. Benefit from a hybrid learning model that combines flexible online instruction with hands-on, in-person practice at state-of-the-art campuses in Oakland and Sacramento. Project Heartbeat's commitment to your success is evident in its experienced healthcare professional staff and strong support for veterans, ensuring a transformative educational experience.

Program Details:

  • Cost: The tuition cost for Project Heartbeat's Phlebotomy Training Program is $2,300. There is also a $250 non-refundable application/registration fee and a $100 non-refundable liability insurance fee.
  • Duration: 5 weeks
  • Schedule: Hybrid (combination of online and in-person instruction) with didactic instruction, skills laboratory practice, and clinical training on campus.
  • Prerequisites: Students must submit required documentation within three months after the last day of didactic training, as outlined in the Phlebotomy Prerequisite Checklist provided by the school.
  • Accreditations: Project Heartbeat's Phlebotomy Training Program is approved by the California Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education (BPPE) and prepares students for California state certification in phlebotomy.
  • Career Outcomes: Prepares students for careers as Phlebotomists, Lab Assistants, or Emergency Department Technicians.

$3,000 total

In person CPR / Basic Life Support Classes

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Project Heartbeat’s In-Person BLS Certification is offered in Oakland, California. The program trains participants in professional-level cardiopulmonary resuscitation, automated external defibrillator use, airway support, choking relief, and team-based resuscitation for adults, children, and infants. Written and skills testing lead to the American Heart Association BLS Provider eCard, which is valid for two years. Training is delivered in person through hands-on, instructor-led classes at the Oakland training center and runs approximately 3.5 to 4 hours. The page presents initial and renewal pathways for first-time students, expired cards, and current or recently expired cards, but does not state additional admission requirements.

At a glance

  • Format: In person
  • Leads to: AHA BLS Provider eCard

$70 total

In person Emergency Medical Technician Classes

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Project Heartbeat is an esteemed institution, recognized for its exceptional healthcare certification programs. Pioneering the landscape of vocational education, this school is reputed for delivering industry-specific skills to healthcare aspirants. The crowning jewel of Project Heartbeat’s program portfolio is its Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) certification. This program paints a detailed picture of emergency medical services, training the pupils in advanced life-saving techniques. From trauma response to medical emergencies, the curriculum encompasses a broad range of intensive modules. Hallmarked by its dedicated faculty, the EMT certification brings a wealth of clinical experience into the classrooms. They don’t merely convey textbook knowledge but enable the students to develop practical skills. Comprised of healthcare professionals, the faculty fosters an environment where students learn from real-life cases, enhancing their understanding. One cannot overlook the state-of-the-art facilities that embellish Project Heartbeat’s campus. The infrastructural superiority corresponds to the mix of traditional learning and hands-on training. Simulated labs equipped with contemporary medical equipment provide students an experiential learning environment, aiding their transition from the classroom to real-world scenarios.


$2,600 total

In person Certified Nursing Assistant Classes

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Bearing the ethos of Project Heartbeat, enrolling for Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) certification program can give you the requisite knowledge and skills to deliver high-quality care to patients. Make no mistake, succeeding in this program will demand commitment from you. The curriculum is comprehensive, encompassing key areas such as physiology, hygiene, and medical procedures, with hands-on practical training forming a crucial component of the tutorial sessions. Upon successful completion, this credential will serve as a testament to your competence, positioning you as a competitive player in the healthcare landscape. The satisfaction gained from serving others, combined with the potential for a stable career trajectory, make a compelling case for exploring the CNA certification route. An essential prerequisite is having a heart full of empathy for the patients, resonating with the mission of Project Heartbeat.


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About school

Project Heartbeat is a healthcare training institution in Oakland, California, offering Certified Nursing Assistant, CPR / Basic Life Support, Emergency Medical Technician, and Phlebotomy programs. Founded in 1996, it also provides certification courses in areas such as advanced cardiac life support, pediatric advanced life support, ECG, first aid, neonatal resuscitation, and trauma nursing. The institution describes its mission as “Saving Lives Through Education” and serves both healthcare and non-healthcare professionals. Its instructional team includes acute care nurse practitioners, clinical nurse specialists in emergency medicine, respiratory therapists, paramedics, EMTs, firefighters, and other allied healthcare professionals with healthcare education experience.

In the San Francisco Bay Area (San Francisco / Oakland, CA) area

333 Hegenberger Road, Oakland, CA 94621