Frequently Asked Questions

1. How long does the phlebotomy training program take?

Our program can be completed in just a week!
It includes 40 hours of classroom instruction followed by an externship placement.

2. How much does the program cost?

Our program is very affordable compared to other schools.
Please contact us directly for the current tuition rates and available payment plans.
(We offer flexible options to make starting your career easier!)

3. Is an externship included?

Yes!
After completing the classroom portion and passing the NHA Phlebotomy Exam, you will be placed in an approved clinical externship to get real hands-on experience.

4. Will I be eligible for a CPT 1 License after completing the program?

Yes!
Graduates are eligible to apply for their CPT 1 License in California after successful completion of the program and externship.

5. Where are you located?

We are located in Pacoima, CA, serving students across the San Fernando Valley and Los Angeles County.
Easy freeway access from the 5, 118, and 210.

6. When do new classes start?

We have new classes starting regularly!
Visit www.abophlebotomyschool.com for upcoming start dates and enrollment information.

7. How do I enroll?

Enrollment is simple!
Visit www.abophlebotomyschool.com and fill out the quick inquiry form or enroll online.

Start your career in healthcare today!

ABO Phlebotomy School is here to guide you every step of the way!

Phlebotomy FAST TRACK

Quick Info

Program Overview
Train to become a Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT 1) in California. Our fast-track program prepares students for licensure and employment in hospitals, laboratories, and clinics.

Program Length
Complete the program in as little as 1 week. Didactic and clinical training are completed in a fast-paced, structured format.

Clinical Placement
Students receive clinical placement assignments immediately following or during classroom training. Externship partnerships with approved sites help students meet licensure training requirements.

Program Cost
Total program cost includes registration fee, textbook, and tuition.

Additional costs not included
130 NHA exam fee paid directly to the testing agency
100 CPT 1 state license application fee paid to the California Department of Public Health after graduation and passing the exam

Admission Requirements

Must be 18 years or older

High School Diploma or GED

Government-issued photo ID

How to Enroll
You can enroll in person, online, or contact us for more information

Enroll online

www.abophlebotomyschool.com

🩺 Self Placement

Quick Info

Find your own clinical site. Must be approved for hours and blood draws to count toward licensure.

For students with access to a licensed clinical site through their workplace.
Includes classroom instruction, exam prep, and license support.
Clinical hours must be completed at your approved facility.
Must provide proof of clinical supervisor.