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Now for a limited time only, we are offering the 3 most popular certifications together.  These include Patient Care Technician, Electrocardiogram Technician and Phlebotomy Technician.  All three certifications with transcripts will be awarded to students upon completion of 25-30 blood draws.  Students will attending twice a week for only 4 weeks, and then begin their blood draws.  Each of these certifications are nationally accredited through the AMCA, NCCT, the NTA, the NHA, as well as the N.A.P.T.P.

Why an Online Medical Assistant Course Offers More Flexibility Than Ever

Description: Person using a laptop with a stethoscope nearby, representing flexible healthcare learning from home

Majoring in healthcare is an exciting choice, and it may feel like there are numerous training programs to choose from. Lots of students nowadays resort to a medical assistant course that can be obtained online, as it provides the flexibility that traditional classroom courses often lack. Online education has revolutionized the way future medical workers… Read more »

Which Phlebotomy Certification is Best? NHA vs. ASCP vs. NCCT

Phlebotomists looking up at holographic NHA, ASCP, NCCT, AMT and AMCA certification badges

Which Phlebotomy Certification is Best? NHA vs. ASCP vs. NCCT You have decided to become a phlebotomist, you have completed your training, and now you are facing the final hurdle: the national certification exam. But when you look at the options, it can be confusing. There is no single “official” phlebotomy certification in the United… Read more »

What is on the Phlebotomy Certification Exam?

Group of phlebotomists in scrubs looking up at holographic NHA, ASCP, NCCT, AMT and AMCA certification badges

What is on the Phlebotomy Certification Exam? You have finished your classroom hours, you have successfully completed your clinical blood draws, and now only one thing stands between you and your new career: the national certification exam. For many students, this is the most stressful part of the process. Test anxiety is real, especially when… Read more »