Cardio-phlebotomy technicians are trained medical professionals who are trained in the cardiovascular system and phlebotomy technician work. This provides the training students need to work in cath labs, plasma centers, and dialysis clinics, in addition to general labs. This career means flexibility to pursue employment in a wide range of locations. The additional training also means these professionals can often step into management-level roles. With online and in-person training options from Phlebotomy Career Technician, students can embrace this exciting and growing career field.
Cardio-phlebotomy technician certification is a tiered program that allows students to graduate with multiple certifications through one program. This expansive program prepares students for nine distinct certifications. The most popular of these nine certifications are:
After finishing the four National Certification Exams for each of these, the student can receive a Cardio-Phlebotomy Technician exam as well.
This well-rounded program includes over 300 hours of coursework. Some of the over 65 courses available include:
This unique program was first created by Phlebotomy Career Training. Since 2009, we have been graduating students with this unique skill set, preparing them for work in both cardiology and phlebotomy through one packaged training program.
This program is available through both online learning modules and in-person, hands-on instruction. It can be completed in as little as 12 weeks, but the self-paced design allows the students to take as long as they need, up to six months, to complete their training. This flexibility allows students to work at their own pace and according to their own schedules.
Our 100% online and self-paced cardio-phlebotomy technician certificate program combines Phlebotomy, IV, Telemetry, and EKG under one comprehensive course. The course includes all study guides and resources, live instructor support,
$1,090.00
Our popular in-person Cardio-Phlebotomy program offers the following certifications under one course: Phlebotomy Technician, ECG Technician, Telemetry Technician, and IV Technician certifications, as well as a Cardio-Phlebotomy Certification
$1,310.00
Phlebotomy Career Training pioneered the Cardio-Phlebotomy training program in 2009. They created a program that combined online learning with hands-on instruction to fast-track students from the classroom into their careers. With over 95% of students finding employment within their designated areas of healthcare, the program has been extremely successful.
Instructors at Phlebotomy Career Training are highly trained professionals. These include nurse practitioners, doctors, RNs, and others who are experts in their field. Each student is assigned an instructor, and those instructors are available to answer questions at all times.
PCT is an accredited organization affiliated with the NAPTP, and students are well-prepared for national examinations after they complete their program of study. These nationally recognized certification exams open the door to many career opportunities for graduates of these programs.
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Our cardio-phlebotomy certification program is a unique opportunity for those interested in a career in healthcare. Your career change could be close. Reach out today:
Address: 15340 Michigan Ave.,
Dearborn, MI 48126
Phone: 888-410-6416
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Hours: Monday-Friday: 9AM to 5PM
Saturday: 9AM to 1PM
Sunday: CLOSED
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