Complete six weeks of scheduled live lectures in Microsoft Teams, hands-on venipuncture practice, and a required externship at our Watkinsville campus.
$199 with FlexPay™; first weekly payment due 6 days later in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal
How online learning works: Online instruction is delivered through scheduled, live lecture calls in Microsoft Teams. Students must also attend required in-person venipuncture practice, labs, and externship hours.
FlexPay™: no interest. No credit check. First weekly payment is due six days later in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal.
Work While You Train: flexible scheduling designed around work and family.Work While You Train: flexible schedule options are designed to fit around work and family responsibilities. Day, evening, or weekend availability varies by cohort.
Available Phlebotomy Technician Classes
Upcoming Phlebotomy Technician Course Dates
Choose a start date below. Full cohorts remain available for waitlist.
Choose an available course date below to review its schedule and begin enrollment. Full cohorts remain listed for students who want to join a waitlist.
Send me dates, payment options and the enrollment checklist
A member of our team will email you the Phlebotomy Technician start dates, what's due at registration and what you'll need to enroll, then follow up with any questions. This doesn't hold a seat.
These items are not required to submit your registration. Exact requirements depend on the clinical site assigned to you.
A background check and drug test may be required by your assigned clinical site.
TB testing, flu vaccination, COVID-19 vaccination, or other health documentation may be required by the assigned clinical site.
We will explain the specific requirements after your clinical placement is assigned and before you attend that site.
Documents Required to Register
Have these documents ready when completing your registration.
Valid driver’s license, state ID, or passport
Valid Social Security card or federal tax return with SSN
Valid high school diploma, GED, or official high school or college transcript
Photo selfie for your student badge
ProvenPath™ Competency Credit: Shorten Your Course with Approved Experience
The benefit
Approved previous healthcare experience may shorten your program
Competency Credit is a formal review of healthcare experience you already have. If approved before your program begins, credit may be applied to eligible portions of the course so you do not repeat skills you can already demonstrate. This can reduce your required training hours and shorten your individual course plan.
What approved credit can change
Your individual course plan
Approved credit can reduce the training you must complete and shorten your program. The exact change depends on the experience and skills verified during your evaluation.
Experience that may be reviewed
Phlebotomy experience
Clinical experience
How to request Competency Credit
1Contact our office to complete the Work Experience Transfer Equivalency Evaluation Form.
2Have your previous work experience verified by your employer or human resources department.
3Complete a clinical skills validation with a licensed clinician.
4Receive written approval before your program start date.
Approval is required before your program starts.
Credit is not automatic or guaranteed. Only portions approved through the evaluation may be credited. Every student must complete all remaining required training and meet all certification-eligibility requirements.
PhlebTech™ Ultimate Success Support Add-On (Additional Fee): Pass on the First Time Guarantee*
Optional add-on — additional fee
This package is not included in the $1,099 course tuition or standard registration. The package fee is charged separately when selected.
Extra exam-prep tools and a first-attempt guarantee for Phlebotomy Technician students who meet all package requirements.
The package includes:
Exam-prep tools — A textbook, workbook, and badge reference cards to support preparation for the NHA CPT exam.
Pass on the First Time Guarantee — If you do not pass the NHA CPT exam on your first attempt, Winder CNA Training covers one additional NHA CPT exam attempt when all package terms are met.
*Terms: Available only with the optional PhlebTech™ Ultimate Success Support Add-On and not included with standard registration. Students must complete 100% of the assigned NHA Phlebotomy (PHLE) Online Prep Course before the last day of class and take the exam within 30 days of completing the course. The guarantee covers one additional NHA CPT exam attempt; further attempts are the student’s responsibility.
What You’ll Learn
The Phlebotomy Technician (PhlebTech™) program at Winder CNA Training combines scheduled live online lecture calls through Microsoft Teams with required in-person venipuncture, laboratory, and externship training. Based on National Healthcareer Association (NHA) standards, the curriculum prepares students to collect, handle, and process specimens effectively and safely.
Program Length & Structure
Exact program length: 6 Weeks (104 Hrs)
The Phlebotomy Technician cohort runs for six weeks and includes 104 training hours.
Training includes scheduled live Microsoft Teams lectures, required in-person laboratory and venipuncture practice, and an externship of at least 16 hours.
Select a cohort above and choose See weekly schedule to review the exact dates and required attendance for that class.
Tuition & Additional Costs
Total program price: $1,099.
Instruction, hands-on laboratory training, required digital learning access, and standard course materials are included.
The optional PhlebTech™ Ultimate Success Support Add-On is not included in tuition and requires an additional fee.
The NHA CPT certification exam fee is not included in tuition. Screening, medical requirements, transportation, externship-related costs, other optional products, and replacement supplies may also be separate.
Without a weekly payment schedule: Pay $99 today to reserve your seat. The remaining balance is due after registration in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal.
FlexPay™: Pay $199 during registration, then choose 4, 5, or 6 weekly payments. Your first scheduled weekly payment is due six days later in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal. Plans start at $150 per week. No interest. No credit check.
Certification & Exam
The program prepares eligible graduates for the National Healthcareer Association Certified Phlebotomy Technician (NHA CPT) exam.
Completing the training program and earning national certification are separate steps. Exam eligibility, scheduling, and fees follow the certifying organization's current requirements.
Career Paths
Graduates of our Phlebotomy Tech program are equipped for a variety of positions, including: Phlebotomist in hospitals, blood donation centers, and labs Lab Technician in diagnostic laboratories and research facilities Patient Care Technician in clinics and outpatient centers Specimen Processor at healthcare facilities and private practices
Career Value
What Phlebotomy training can help you prepare for
Phlebotomy training develops the patient-care, collection, and specimen-handling skills used in blood-draw settings.
The Role
Collect and handle blood specimens with patient safety in mind.
Confirm patient identity and prepare for collection
Practice venipuncture and capillary collection techniques
Label, handle, and prepare specimens correctly
Use infection-prevention and patient-communication skills
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Certification preparation
NHA CPT exam preparation
Training includes live instruction, venipuncture practice, an externship, and preparation for the separately priced NHA CPT exam.
Lifetime impact
More than 3,000 students served
Winder CNA Training has supported more than 3,000 students across its training programs.
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Straight Answers Before You Enroll
Phlebotomy Technician Questions
Clear details about format, schedule, training location, tuition, eligibility, and certification.
Are the Phlebotomy classes fully online?+−
No. Phlebotomy students attend scheduled live online lecture calls through Microsoft Teams plus required in-person venipuncture practice, laboratory training, and an externship.
Where are the Phlebotomy classes near Athens, Georgia?+−
Required campus training is held at Winder CNA Training's Oconee Campus, 1047 Summit Grove Drive, Suite 403, Watkinsville, GA 30677, serving Athens and surrounding Northeast Georgia communities.
The program runs six weeks for approximately 104 training hours and includes a required externship of at least 16 hours.
When does the next Phlebotomy course start?+−
The next scheduled Phlebotomy Technician course starts Monday, November 30th. This is the actual next start date even if that cohort is full; the course cards identify the next cohort with seats separately.
How much does the Phlebotomy program cost?+−
The total program price is $1,099. Without FlexPay™, pay the $99 registration fee today; the remaining balance is due after registration in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal. If you choose FlexPay™, pay $199 during registration: the $99 registration fee plus a $100 down payment. Then choose 4, 5, or 6 weekly payments. Your first scheduled weekly payment is due six days later in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal. Register at least 30 days before class and FlexPay+™ choices with 7 or 8 weekly payments may be available. No interest. No credit check. The NHA CPT certification exam fee is separate and is not included in tuition.
Can WIOA or financial assistance pay for Phlebotomy training?+−
Winder CNA Training accepts approved WIOA, GVRA, MyCAA/SpouseWorks, and other authorized funding. Winder CNA Training does not decide eligibility or coverage; the agency or office managing the funding approves the student, selected program, and covered costs.
What certification does the Phlebotomy program prepare me for?+−
The program is aligned with NHA training standards and prepares eligible graduates for the National Healthcareer Association Certified Phlebotomy Technician (NHA CPT) exam. Course completion and national certification are separate steps.
What hands-on skills are included?+−
Students practice venipuncture, specimen handling and processing, safety procedures, and other core phlebotomy skills during required in-person training.
Are the Phlebotomy classes fully online?+−
No. Phlebotomy students attend scheduled live online lecture calls through Microsoft Teams plus required in-person venipuncture practice, laboratory training, and an externship.
Where are the Phlebotomy classes near Athens, Georgia?+−
Required campus training is held at Winder CNA Training's Oconee Campus, 1047 Summit Grove Drive, Suite 403, Watkinsville, GA 30677, serving Athens and surrounding Northeast Georgia communities.
The program runs six weeks for approximately 104 training hours and includes a required externship of at least 16 hours.
When does the next Phlebotomy course start?+−
The next scheduled Phlebotomy Technician course starts Monday, November 30th. This is the actual next start date even if that cohort is full; the course cards identify the next cohort with seats separately.
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How much does the Phlebotomy program cost?+−
The total program price is $1,099. Without FlexPay™, pay the $99 registration fee today; the remaining balance is due after registration in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal. If you choose FlexPay™, pay $199 during registration: the $99 registration fee plus a $100 down payment. Then choose 4, 5, or 6 weekly payments. Your first scheduled weekly payment is due six days later in the myLaunchpad™ Student Portal. Register at least 30 days before class and FlexPay+™ choices with 7 or 8 weekly payments may be available. No interest. No credit check. The NHA CPT certification exam fee is separate and is not included in tuition.
Can WIOA or financial assistance pay for Phlebotomy training?+−
Winder CNA Training accepts approved WIOA, GVRA, MyCAA/SpouseWorks, and other authorized funding. Winder CNA Training does not decide eligibility or coverage; the agency or office managing the funding approves the student, selected program, and covered costs.
What certification does the Phlebotomy program prepare me for?+−
The program is aligned with NHA training standards and prepares eligible graduates for the National Healthcareer Association Certified Phlebotomy Technician (NHA CPT) exam. Course completion and national certification are separate steps.
What hands-on skills are included?+−
Students practice venipuncture, specimen handling and processing, safety procedures, and other core phlebotomy skills during required in-person training.
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