We offer two different courses, here are the details of the two.

  • The National - We highly recommend the National Class for the ultimate experience in Phlebotomy. 90% of the students who train with us take the National Class. This class is a 36 hour in class program taught in at all three Wasatch Front locations. The class is set to begin on or near the first Monday of the month and runs Mon, Wed, and Fri from 6-9pm each night. The first week is open enrollment, so if you miss the first night of class, you can still come anytime during the first week and still complete the class in that month. NOTE - November and December are condensed to the first week of the month as not to conflict with the holidays.  M-F for November and December.  There are additional assignments, field trips and other activities you will participate in during this class.
  • The Standard - This class is a 12 hour program that is taught at all three Wasatch Front locations. The Standard Class is 1 night of training in the curriculum and then you will be joining the National class for three full nights of intensive hands on blood draw training. The standard class is really meant for individuals who just want Pre-Med or Pre-Nursing school hours to add to a medical school or nursing school application to get accepted. Or for individuals who have been drawing blood forever and just need a their skills fine tuned and then a certificate showing that they are certified.Each class is from 6-9 pm. 
Here are the details about what is covered in each class. 

Training Module Standard Class        National Class
12 Hours Didactic and Practical Experience X        X
40 Successful In Class Blood Draws X        X
HIPAA – Health Information Portability and Accountability Act X        X
OSHA – The Occupational Safety and Health Administration. X        X
Standard Precautions X        X
Needle Stick Prevention Act. X        X
Special Specimen Procurement X        X
Medical terminology X        X
Infection control and safety X        X
Anatomy and Physiology of the integumentary system X        X
Collection Equipment - Use, history of, & new products X        X
Venipuncture – Venous & Capillary - Vacutainer/Butterfly
 X        X
Requisitioning – Tests, Insurance Billing etc. X        X
Test Tubes and Additives X        X
Difficult Blood Draws X        X
Patient Rights & Responsibilities X        X
Latex Sensitivity and other precautions
 X        X
Blood Culture Collection and Processing X
       X
Complications of Phlebotomy Procedures X        X
Employment Presentation
 X        X
Isolation Patients
 X        X

Additional modules added to the Standard Course


Microbiology, Serology, Chemistry, & Hematology Training         X
40 Additional Blood Draws in class         X
Handling of Non-Blood Specimens         X
Arterial Blood Gas Collection         X
Large Bore Needle Use for Plasma Centers and Blood Banks
         X
Practice with 15 & 16 gauge needles
         X
24 Hour "On The Job" support         X
Detailed Laboratory Processing Training         X
Therapeutic Drug Monitoring         X
Microscope - Use and Calibration         X
Centrifuge - Use and Calibration         X
Communication techniques         X
Legal Issues relating to Phlebotomy

         X