Phlebotomy Training in 12 Weeks


Train to become a phlebotomist in 12 weeks through Boardman Training Center’s Phlebotomy program. Choose from online/hybrid or in-person class formats designed to fit busy schedules. For the online/hybrid option, students must be Ohio residents.

Develop hands-on skills and knowledge for entry-level phlebotomy opportunities while preparing to sit for your certification* exam.

As a Phlebotomist, you will obtain patient blood specimens for laboratory analysis or for use by blood banks, hospitals, or research facilities. Other responsibilities include recording patient information and maintaining, storing, and disposing of equipment like needles and vials.

If you’re looking at phlebotomy schools in Ohio, West Virginia, or Pennsylvania, request information and learn more today!

*Certification is contingent on passing the corresponding certification exam.

“I took the phlebotomy course, and it was great! I learned so much and really enjoyed the class, especially all the hands-on experience we got. My instructor and the staff were always helpful and encouraging. Definitely recommend!” – Bee, BTC Graduate

Why Choose BTC’s Phlebotomy Program?


Whether you’re starting your first career, changing professions, or expanding your healthcare skills, Boardman Training Center provides flexible, career-focused training.

Flexible Learning – Choose between online/hybrid and in-person classes to fit your schedule.

Accelerated Program – Complete your training in 12 weeks, so you’re ready to sit for your certification*.

Hands-On Experience – Build your confidence with labs where you practice phlebotomy techniques with your instructors.

Smaller Classes – Online and in-person classes are kept smaller for individualized attention.

Certification Preparation – Prepare for your Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT)* certification exam.

Financing – Flexible financing options are available.

Whether it’s a flexible training option or if you want to gain phlebotomy skills quickly, Boardman Training Center is here to help. Contact BTC today!

*Certification is contingent on passing the corresponding certification exam.

What BTC Students Learn


Combine foundational healthcare knowledge with practical phlebotomy skills to prepare for entry-level positions in the field.

Some of the skills you will gain from our phlebotomy training center include:

  • Accepted standards of the healthcare industry.
  • Best practices in the field for professional phlebotomy technicians.
  • Various procedures for specimen collection.
  • Different types of skin puncture techniques.
  • Development of basic phlebotomy skills.
  • How to use specimen collection equipment correctly.
  • Development of the fundamentals of:
    • Medical terminology
    • Patient identification
    • Physiology
    • Anatomy
    • Infection control
    • Safety
    • Universal precautions

Discover all the possibilities the Boardman Training Center online/hybrid or in-person phlebotomy training program can present to you by requesting information today!

Apply Your Skills


Healthcare organizations rely on trained phlebotomists to provide accurate specimen collection while delivering compassionate patient care. Graduates may apply skills learned in a variety of healthcare settings. Some of these entry-level environments include:

  • Hospitals
  • Physician offices
  • Medical clinics
  • Outpatient care centers
  • Laboratories
  • Blood and plasma donation centers
  • Community health centers
  • Nursing homes
  • Surgical centers
  • Research facilities

Healthcare organizations rely on trained phlebotomists to provide accurate specimen collection while delivering compassionate patient care. Get started on training for your phlebotomy career with Boardman Training Center.

Phlebotomy Certification Preparation


Healthcare providers compete with similar medical facilities based on patient choice, satisfaction, and cost. Employers build a medical team with standardized knowledge, expedited workflow, and improved patient customer service by employing certified healthcare workers.

The National Healthcareer Association is dedicated to meeting the growing demand for medical providers and healthcare delivery systems by improving healthcare quality through greater competency. The NHA certification your Boardman Training Center phlebotomy training prepares you for is:

With online coursework and hands-on lab training, combined with the 12-week course, your next opportunity in healthcare may be closer than you think. Students seeking to attend the online hybrid option must be residents of Ohio. Residents of Pennsylvania, West Virginia, or other surrounding states would be required to choose our in-person course options.

*Certification is contingent on passing the corresponding certification exam.

What Does A Phlebotomist Do?


Phlebotomists play an important role in patient care by collecting blood specimens used for diagnostic testing, medical treatment, blood donations, and research. They work closely with physicians, nurses, laboratory professionals, and patients in a variety of healthcare settings.

As a phlebotomist, you may:

  • Collect blood specimens using safe and proper techniques
  • Verify patient identity before specimen collection
  • Label and prepare specimens for laboratory testing
  • Maintain accurate patient records
  • Follow infection control and safety procedures
  • Properly use, maintain, and dispose of collection equipment
  • Help patients feel comfortable throughout the collection process

If you’re considering going to school for phlebotomy, request information from BTC and learn more about the admissions process today!

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Certification Information

Certifications are available for many of our programs.