Seattle – National Phlebotomy Certification Class

• Venipuncture with Vacutainers and Butterfly Needles
  General introduction to common blood-collection devices, needle selection, and technique fundamentals.

• Order of Draw
  Understanding the standardized sequence to help maintain specimen integrity.

• Hard Blood Draws
  Exposure to general strategies for approaching more challenging venipuncture situations.

• Special Procedures
  General overview of less routine collection methods and considerations used in phlebotomy practice.

• CLSI Standards (Collection-Related Components)
  General awareness of industry guidelines that influence specimen collection techniques.

Content that supports foundational knowledge used in healthcare communication.

• Basic Anatomy and Physiology (Implied from Course Description)
  Introductory understanding of the circulatory system, veins commonly used for venipuncture, and general terminology connected to phlebotomy.

• Medical Terms Used in Blood Collection & Laboratory Settings
  Broad exposure to terminology that helps students communicate effectively within clinical environments.

Content focused on regulatory standards, safety practices, and risk prevention.

• OSHA
  General safety standards, bloodborne pathogen awareness, and workplace protection guidelines.

• HIPAA (Privacy Context in Relation to Handling Patient Information)
  Understanding basic expectations for patient confidentiality and responsible information handling.

• CLSI Standards (Safety & Quality Components)
  General exposure to best-practice recommendations that support safe and consistent specimen collection.

• Patient Reactions (Safety Awareness)
  Recognizing common physiological responses and knowing general steps for maintaining a safe environment.

Content centered on interacting with patients professionally and respectfully.

• Patient Rights
  Awareness of ethical treatment, consent, and patient autonomy in healthcare.

• Professionalism
  General expectations for conduct, communication, hygiene, and reliability in clinical settings.

• Patient Reactions (Communication Aspect)
  Understanding how to engage with patients calmly and appropriately if they become anxious, nervous, or reactive.

Content focused on preserving specimen quality and meeting laboratory standards.

• Order of Draw (Specimen Integrity Aspect)
  How proper sequencing supports accurate testing and prevents cross-contamination.

• CLSI Standards (Specimen Handling Components)
  General exposure to recommendations that support proper labeling, transport, and processing practices.

• Special Procedures (Specimen-Specific Requirements)
  Understanding that some tests or specimen types require additional steps or considerations.

This course includes an overview of professional pathways in phlebotomy, along with guidance on how students can prepare for job searches in their local area. Students learn how to highlight their training on a resume and how to explore potential healthcare settings where phlebotomy skills are used. All career-related information is advisory in nature, and the program does not provide job placement.

Choosing between in-person and online training depends on your learning style and schedule; in-person is ideal for hands-on, guided practice, while the online program offers flexible, self-paced learning with instructor support.

Yes! We use the PayPal PayLater financing option to help make your training more affordable. You can simply apply at checkout.

Yes, you can transfer your enrollment to a different class date if you need to reschedule. Please contact us at least 3 business days before your scheduled class.

A deposit is required to secure your spot for all in-person courses ($145 for phlebotomy, $100 for IV and EKG), and everything you pay is fully refundable if you ask within 3 business days of registering. The remaining balance is due before class begins. 

If you are enrolling in the online course all you need to do is checkout with the online course and we will ship you your phlebotomy practice kit ASAP, you will have instant access to your online portal to start learning at your leisure.

After completing our course, you’ll be eligible to take the National Phlebotomy Certification Testing (NPCT) exam. We’ll provide all the information and resources you need to schedule and pass your exam.

Our Seattle, WA classes are held at 1727 S 341st Place , Suite A, Federal Way, WA 98003. Registration must be completed on our website – we do not register enrollees at the training location.

If you are signing up for our online training you will not need to commute anywhere, you will be email directions on how to access your student portal online right after checkout.