Online Phlebotomy Technician
Certificate Program For North Carolina Students
Our self-paced, online phlebotomy technician program for North Carolina residents is designed to prepare you for certification (CPT) and a job in as little as 3 months.
- $69/month
- 5-day money-back commitment
- DEAC Accredited
- 100% online, self-paced classes, on your phone or computer
- Complete in 3-4 months, part-time
- One-on-one career coaching and instructor support
- Start learning today - no waiting period!
- $69/month
- 5-day money-back commitment
- DEAC Accredited
- 100% online, self-paced classes, on your phone or computer
- Complete in 3-4 months, part-time
- One-on-one career coaching and instructor support
- Start learning today - no waiting period!
What You'll Learn
- Medical Terminology
- Intro to Anatomy
- Medical Records
- Body Systems
- Medical Insurance 101
- Cell and Tissue Anatomy and Pathology
- Electronic Records
- Vital Signs
- Medical Equipment and Supplies
- Drawing Blood and Blood Testing
- Patient Preparation and Exam
- Laboratory Test and Processes
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Course Outline
North Carolina students in our online Phlebotomy program will learn essential subjects including blood group classifications, medical terminology, components of blood, and documentation processes, alongside vascular and cardiovascular anatomy. The program includes an IV Practice Arm Kit with videos to guide simulated practice.
This course is entirely online and does not offer in-person clinical training, which is often required for phlebotomy certification in North Carolina. Students should research local certification standards and seek their own hands-on opportunities.
Quick Facts
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Lessons: 23
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Quizzes: 23
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Complete in as little as 3 months
What's Inside the Course
Beginner-Friendly Lessons
Classes are designed for anyone to easily learn, and are broken up into digestible sections that build as you progress through our program. No due dates or deadlines.
Engaging Curriculum
Reading lessons, supplemental videos, interactive exercises, note taking, read-aloud and disability features, and open note multiple choice quizzes with no time limit.
Hands-On Supplemental Learning
You’ll receive an IV practice arm kit and video’s explaining how to draw blood from a patient.
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Get instant access! · 5-day money-back commitment · $69/month
Phlebotomy Technician Career
Outlook & Certification in North Carolina
$39,220*
7,520*
26%*
Certification
U.S. Career Institute's Phlebotomy Technician program will prepare you to sit for the written portion of the Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) exam offered by the National Healthcareer Association (NHA). NHA publishes application and eligibility criteria for the CPT exam. Students are encouraged to review this information in detail.
Your CPT exam fee is included in your tuition- up to a $213 value†.
Phlebotomy Jobs in North Carolina
North Carolina currently employs 5,980 phlebotomists.* There are hundreds of phlebotomy jobs open in Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro, Durham, Winston-Salem, Fayetteville and many other cities in North Carolina, according to Indeed.com. Phlebotomists work in hospitals, diagnostic labs, blood donation centers, clinics, doctor’s offices, nursing homes, long-term care facilities, correctional facilities, and government healthcare facilities. There are also opportunities to work for a mobile phlebotomy service traveling to patients homes, businesses, schools, and community events.
Tuition & Financing
*Plus one-time $29 application charge..
**First payment includes $40 down payment and $29 application charge. Application charge is non-refundable.
North Carolina Phlebotomy Technician FAQ?
How can I become a Phlebotomy Technician in North Carolina?
Meet Requirements – Typically, you need a high school diploma or GED.
Complete a Phlebotomy Program – Enroll in a state-approved phlebotomy training program. Our program here at USCI can be completed in as little as 3 months.
Get Certified (Optional but Recommended) – Obtain certification through organizations like the National Healthcareer Association (NHA). Many employers prefer certified candidates. Phlebotomy Technician graduates may sit for the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) exam via the NHA’s Pre-Externship Route; however, graduates will need hands-on experience completing a minimum of 30 venipunctures and 10 capillary sticks or finger sticks on live individuals, following completion of the program to receive certification. This experience is not included in the program. Graduates must complete this experience within 90 days of passing the CPT exam and are responsible for securing their own experience site. Students must contact local blood testing providers (e.g., Labcorp or Quest), hospitals or doctor’s offices to seek out live experience opportunities.
Apply for Jobs – Look for positions in hospitals, labs, blood donation centers, and clinics. Our career coaches will work with you to prepare your resume and perform mock interviews.\
How much does a Phlebotomy technician make in North Carolina?
Phlebotomy technicians in North Carolina make on average $39,220* per year according to O*Net.
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