F&Q

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

📚 Program Overview

  1. What programs does Addison Institute offer?
    We currently offer Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT), EKG Technician, and Certified Medication Aide (CMA) programs.
  2. Is your phlebotomy program nationally certified?
    Yes. Our CPT program aligns with the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) standards and prepares students for the national certification exam.
  3. How long is the CPT program?
    The program runs for 4 weeks, with a total of 40 hours of classroom and clinical instruction.
  4. Is this program approved by the State of New Jersey?
    Yes. Our curriculum follows New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development standards.
  5. Do you offer an online phlebotomy program?
    Yes. We offer a hybrid version with online lectures and required in-person clinical skills labs.

đź’° Admissions & Tuition

  1. How much does the phlebotomy program cost?
    The in-person CPT program is $2,200 total (includes fees). The online version with in-person clinicals is slightly less.
  2. Do you offer payment plans or scholarships?
    Yes. We provide flexible payment options. Ask our admissions team about current scholarships or workforce grants.
  3. What are the requirements to enroll?
    You must be at least 18, have a high school diploma or GED, and submit valid photo ID and immunization records.
  4. Do I need prior medical experience to apply?
    No prior experience is required. Our program is designed for beginners and career changers.
  5. When is the next class starting?
    New classes begin every month. Check our website calendar or contact admissions for upcoming start dates.

đź§Ş Curriculum & Clinical Skills

  1. What will I learn during the CPT program?
    You’ll learn anatomy & physiology, infection control, blood collection techniques, order of draw, patient interaction, and professionalism.
  2. Do I get hands-on training?
    Yes. You’ll practice on simulation arms and live volunteers under instructor supervision.
  3. Is there a clinical externship included?
    Yes. Students complete supervised clinical skill assessments as part of the course. Clinical site placements may be available for top performers.
  4. What’s included in the tuition?
    Tuition covers instruction, lab materials, training manual, clinical skills labs, and a certificate of completion.
  5. Do you provide study materials or books?
    Yes. Students receive a CPT training manual, worksheets, flashcards, and exam prep resources.

đź§ľ Certification & Career

  1. What certification exam will I take after graduating?
    You’ll be eligible to take the National Healthcareer Association (NHA) CPT exam or National Phlebotomy Certification Exam (NPCE).
  2. Is certification required to work as a phlebotomist?
    Yes, most employers require national certification, especially in New Jersey.
  3. Can I get help preparing for the certification exam?
    Yes. Our program includes built-in exam prep, quizzes, and mock testing.
  4. Will I receive a certificate after completing the course?
    Yes. You’ll receive a Certificate of Completion from Addison Institute.
  5. Does Addison Institute help with job placement?
    We offer career support, resume help, and refer top graduates to local labs, clinics, and hospitals.

🙋🏽‍♀️ Student Support & Other Info

  1. How many students are in each class?
    Class sizes are limited to 15 students to ensure individualized attention.
  2. Do you track attendance and progress?
    Yes. Students must attend all sessions or make up hours to graduate. Progress is monitored weekly.
  3. What happens if I miss a class?
    You’ll need to make up missed hours and complete all skill evaluations to remain in good standing.
  4. Do you offer weekend or evening classes?
    Yes. We offer flexible scheduling including weekend and evening options depending on demand.
  5. How can I get started?
    Click “Apply Now” on our website or call us at (XXX) XXX-XXXX to speak with an admissions advisor.