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To become a phlebotomist, you will need a high school education or GED - no college experience is required. In a phlebotomy class, you will learn how to safely draw, store, and transport blood samples. Some of your training may include: Anatomy, First-aid, Lab safety, Labeling, Medical terminology. You'll learn how to handle blood in a safe and sanitary way to prevent the spread of disease, and you may also learn about processing blood samples with equipment such as a centrifuge. We know how tricky it can be to fit school into your regular life - especially if you have a full-time job and a family. The National Training Institute for HealthCare Technicians LLC offers flexible scheduling options so you can get the education you want in a time frame that works for you.
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The National Training Institute for Healthcare Technicians
The National Training Institute for HealthCare Technicians L.L.C. is an allied health and career-training institution in Birmingham, Alabama. Its occupational fields include 2-Day EKG Technician Course, 2-Day Phlebotomy Course, Medical Assistant, Patient Care Technician, CDL Class A Modified Course, and Teeth Whitening Training, among others. The institute offers an independent alternative education system focused on certifications and job-skill development. Day and evening classes are available for its healthcare programs, and the curriculum prepares students for National Certification Exams. Admission requirements include being at least 17 at graduation, holding a high school diploma or GED for all programs, and demonstrating honesty, integrity, professionalism, good moral character, and commitment to quality care. Scholarship support may be available for qualifying students. The institute also describes continuing academic and professional growth as part of its educational goals.