Phlebotomy Course

The Phlebotomy course prepares students to take the NCCT (National Center for Competency Testing) certification exam to become a Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT). The course is designed to prepare students to complete laboratory tasks routinely performed in a medical facility.

Hematology, phlebotomy, basic anatomy, and medical terminology are all covered during the five-week course. HIPPA requirements and bloodborne pathogen training are also included in the training. Students will receive hands-on training led by instructors with real-world experience in laboratory procedures, including collecting and handling specimens for testing in both a facility and an outside laboratory environment. Instruction on patient education is also covered in the Phlebotomy Course curriculum. Also, students will be certified in CPR, AED, and first aid. Prepare for a career as a phlebotomist with Midwest Technical Institute's (MTI) Phlebotomy Course.

Midwest Technical Institute is a year-round school providing vocational training in mechanical trades and allied health career fields where job growth is expected.

MTI was founded in 1995 in Lincoln, Illinois. Since opening its doors, MTI has achieved many milestones, including receiving national accreditation for its course offerings and expanding our programs and courses beyond the original welding program. For more information about our history, visit our Springfield, IL campus history page.