Tulsa Technology Center - Lemley Memorial Campus

Tulsa Technology Center’s Medical Assisting with Phlebotomy program is offered at the Health Sciences Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma. It prepares students for clinical and administrative work in medical settings, including administering injections, drawing blood samples, wound care, medical coding, billing, and appointment scheduling. The program prepares students for the National Certified Medical Assistant and National Certified Phlebotomy Technician credentials. Adult students attend an in-person day schedule on weekdays for about six months, with class and work-based learning times subject to variation. Admission is limited to adult students and requires a criminal background check, immunization verification, drug screening, transportation to work-based learning sites, and a current American Heart Association Basic Life Support card.

At a glance

• Next start: July, October, January, or May
• Tuition: Tuition: $2,400.00; Technology Fee: $150.00; Books (Estimate): $273.00; Tools, Supplies, and Certifications (Estimate): $552.00
• Leads to: National Certified Medical Assistant (NCMA); National Certified Phlebotomy Technician (NCPT)
• Financial aid: available (per the school's page)
• Scholarships: available (per the school's page)

Tulsa Technology Center’s Nursing Assistant - One Semester program in Tulsa, Oklahoma, prepares students to provide compassionate care in long-term care facilities, hospitals, and other healthcare settings. Training includes laboratory simulations and supervised clinical experiences and leads to credentials including Long Term Care Nurse Aide, Basic Life Support, First Aid Adult- Pediatric, and Home Health Care Nurse Aide. Adult students attend weekday morning or afternoon sessions for about five months, while high school students complete a one-semester pathway; sessions begin in August or January. Admission is available to high school seniors or adult students. Additional requirements include passing a criminal background check and drug screening, providing immunization verification, and holding a current American Heart Association Basic Life Support card.

At a glance

• Format: In person
• Next start: August and January
• Tuition: Adult tuition: $960.00; technology fee: $60.00; books estimate: $0.00; tools, supplies, and certifications estimate: $456.00
• Leads to: Long Term Care Nurse Aide; Basic Life Support; First Aid Adult- Pediatric; Home Health Care Nurse Aide
• Financial aid: available (per the school's page)

HVAC Technician at Tulsa Technology Center - Lemley Memorial Campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, trains students to design, install, maintain, and troubleshoot heating, ventilation, and air-conditioning systems. The program prepares students for HVACR Technician, EPA Section 608 Technician Certification, OSHA 10-Construction, Process Piping Technician, and Sheet Metal Technician credentials. It is delivered in person through full-time weekday sessions, with adult day and evening options running about nine months; other adult and high-school session lengths are available. Adult sessions start in August, and the program is offered at Lemley Memorial Campus. The page identifies adult and high-school students as eligible audiences and lists submission of academic records in the admissions process.

At a glance

• Format: In person
• Next start: August
• Leads to: EPA Section 608 Technician Certification; HVACR Technician; OSHA 10-Construction; Process Piping Technician; Sheet Metal Technician
• Financial aid: available (per the school's page)

Tulsa Technology Center’s Pharmacy Technician program at the Lemley Memorial Campus in Tulsa, Oklahoma, prepares adult students and high school seniors to support pharmacy operations by compounding medications, filling prescriptions, preparing intravenous medications, managing inventory, verifying insurance coverage, and assisting pharmacists. The program prepares students for the Certified Pharmacy Technician (PTCB) credential and also includes Pharmacy Technician, Basic Life Support, and First Aid credentials. Adult students attend weekday morning or afternoon sessions for about nine months, while high school students complete a school-year pathway; work-based learning is included. Admission is limited to adult students or high school seniors. Additional requirements include a grade of C or better in each transcript course, a criminal background check, immunization verification, lawful-presence verification, drug screening, and transportation to work-based learning sites.