Additional Information & FAQ's
Additional information regarding this licensed institution may be obtained by contacting the Commission for Independent Education:
Department of Education
325 West Gaines Street, Suite 1414
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0400
(888) 224-6684
Or by contacting us directly at 352-900-5282 & PremierPhlebotomyAcademy@gmail.com
Every prospective student may have access to an electronic copy of the institution's catalog before enrollment or before any tuition, fees, or other charges are collected. This catalog will be available to students as an online resource and will be provided during the admission process. Premier Phlebotomy Academy will ensure that each student has access to an electronic copy of the catalog in accordance with Florida Rule 6E-1.0032 (6), F.A.C. The electronic copy of the Student Catalog will be accessible on the school's website, www.premierphlebotomyacademy.com, under the student resources tab.
Premier Phlebotomy Academy FAQ's
Program & Training
How long is the phlebotomy program?
The Phlebotomy Diploma Program is 8 weeks long and includes both classroom instruction and hands-on clinical training.
What will I learn in the program?
Students receive training in venipuncture and capillary collection, infection control and patient safety, anatomy and physiology related to the circulatory system, specimen handling and labeling, medical terminology, and professional communication and ethics.
Certification
Will I be eligible for phlebotomy certification after completing the program?
Yes. Graduates are prepared to sit for national phlebotomy certification exams, including NHA or AMT.
What are the certification requirements?
Students must successfully complete the 8-week program and the required venipuncture and capillary collections. NHA requires 30 venipunctures and 10 capillary sticks. AMT requires 50 venipunctures and 10 capillary sticks. Students must then apply for the certification exam. The exam fee of $130 is included in tuition.
Tuition & Financial Aid
How much does the phlebotomy program cost?
The total program cost is $1,605. Tuition includes CPR and First Aid training, supplies, insurance, and the national certification exam. Students are responsible for scrubs and textbooks.
Do you offer financial aid or payment plans?
Yes. Scholarship opportunities are available through the USA Facts Grant and AMT scholarships. We also offer tuition payment plans through TFC Tuition and Klarna payment options.
Admissions & Enrollment
What are the qualifications to enroll in the program?
Students must be 18 years of age or older, have a high school diploma or GED, provide proof of Florida residency, and complete an enrollment application.
How do I apply to Premier Phlebotomy Academy?
Prospective students may contact the school through the website or by phone to schedule a tour or shadowing day. Students may sit in on a class at no cost before making a decision. To enroll, students schedule an enrollment appointment, submit required documents, pay the registration fee, and complete enrollment.
Facilities
Where will students complete their training?
Training takes place at our fully equipped facility, which includes a reception area, classroom, lab practice area, administrative offices, student lounge, and a media center with computers for coursework and assignments.
Career Outcomes
Where do graduates work after completing the program?
Graduates of Premier Phlebotomy Academy have secured employment in hospitals, laboratories, blood banks, and private medical offices. Employers include HCA Trauma Hospitals, AdventHealth, OneBlood, Quest Diagnostics, and private doctors’ clinics.
Continuing Education
Is continuing education required after certification?
Yes. Continuing education is required to maintain national phlebotomy certification. Both AMT and NHA require continuing education units, which can be completed through the licensing agency, seminars, online courses, CPR training, and other approved methods.
Instructors
Who teaches the phlebotomy program?
Students are taught by experienced phlebotomy professionals with backgrounds in emergency room care, trauma hospitals, clinical supervision, and medical education. Instructor biographies are available upon request.
