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Phlebotomy Technician Program
What Does a Phlebotomist Do?
A Certified Phlebotomist may draw blood, collect lab specimens from patients for analysis, obtain vital signs, verify records, and prepares specimens for laboratory analysis.
How Much Does a Phlebotomist Make?
In Georgia, on average, Phlebotomists make $18.00/hr or $37,440/yr.
Enrollment Requirements
Must be 16 years of age or older
GED or High School Diploma or
Simple Entrance Exam
Government-issued ID
Social Security Card
Hep B Vaccination
Do I Need Prior Medical Training?
No. Being a Certified Phlebotomist requires a high school diploma or GED.
Course Hours & Times
120 Clock hours
80 hours of in-person theory
40 hours of lab
Day Class: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
M-Th (20 days/ 5 weeks)
Evening Class: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
M-Th (30 days/ 7.5 weeks)
Tuition & Fees
$150 Course Registration
$1413 Course Tuition
$100 Book
$50 Workbook
$30 Uniform
$150 Lab Supplies
$1,898 Total
What's Included?
Textbook
Workbook
Uniform
ID Badge
Medical Assistant Program
What Does a Medical Assistant Do?
MAs assist in the examination and treatment of patients under the direction of a physician and a nurse practitioner. They interview patients, measure vital signs, and records information on patient's medical record. MAs prepare treatment rooms and may be required to draw and collect blood samples as well as prepare specimens for laboratory analysis. MAs even administer oral medications or injections!
How Much Does a Medical Assistant Make?
In Georgia, on average, Medical Assistants make $18.00- $24.00 per hour or $36,800 - $49,920 annually
Enrollment Requirements
Must be 16 years of age or older
GED or High School Diploma or
Government-issued ID
Social Security Card
Simple Literacy Exam
Hep B Vaccination
Do I Need any Prior Medical Training?
No. Being a Certified Medical Assistant requires a high school diploma or GED.
Course Hours & Times
800 Clock hours
600 hours of in-person theory
Day Class: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
M-Th (25 weeks)
Evening Class: 5:00 PM - 9:00 PM
M-Th (50 weeks)
Tuition & Fees
$150 Course Registration
$7,400 Course Tuition
$250 Textbook
$150 Workbook
$100 Uniform
$1,050 Lab Supplies
$9,100 Total
What's Included?
Textbook
Workbook
Uniform
ID Badge
BP & Stethoscope
Patient Care Technician Program
What Does a Patient Care Technician Do?
A Patient Care Technician works directly with patients and their families to complete medical tasks and ensure they receive quality care. Daily tasks include measuring and monitoring vital signs (temperature, pulse etc.) or obtaining EKG’s signal, obtain blood and other fluid samples, assist nursing staff in administering basic treatments, assist patients with everyday needs such as personal hygiene, using the restroom and grooming. They also keep patient rooms tidy and sanitized and provide appropriate emotional support to patients. Patient Care Technicians usually work in a wide range of facilities which include: hospital, assisted living facilities, home health, labs, and doctors offices.
How Much Does a Patient Care Technician Make?
The average Patient Care Technician salary in Georgia is $33,814 as of September 26, 2022, but the range typically falls between $29,462 and $37,810. Salary ranges can vary widely depending on the city and many other important factors, including education, certifications, additional skills.
Enrollment Requirements
Must be 16 years of age or older
GED or High School Diploma or
Government-issued ID
Social Security Card
Simple Entrance Exam
Hep B Vaccination
Do I Need any Prior Medical Training?
No. Being a Certified Patient Care Technician only requires a high school diploma or GED.
Course Hours & Times
300 Clock hours
180 hours of in-person theory
120 hours of lab
Day Class: 9:00am-4:00pm
M-Th (12.5 weeks)Evening Class: 5:00pm-9:00pm
M-Th (19 weeks)
Tuition & Fees
$150 Course Registration
$2,700 Course Tuition
$150 Textbook
$100 Workbook
$100 Uniform
$400 Lab Supplies
$3,600 Total
What's Included?
Textbook
Workbook
Uniform
ID Badge