Find Phlebotomy Technician and EKG Technician training at BAMA Institute

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Get the Skills to Become a Licensed Phlebotomy Technician (CPT-1)!

Become confident in your Phlebotomy skills with the combined classroom and clinical training at BAMA Institute

Our California Department of Public Health approved Phlebotomy Technician Course is now provided through our sister school BAMA Institute located at the same San Francisco and San Jose campuses as Bay Area Medical Academy.

To learn more about the course and enroll in a class today please click here!

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Upcoming Medical Assisting With Phlebotomy Class Start Dates

San Francisco Campus

Class start date: September 3rd
Class start date: September 9th
Class start date: September 16th
Class start date: September 30th

San Jose Campus

Class start date: September 9th
Class start date: September 16th

Accreditation and Certifications

Middle States Association

California Department of Public Health

Bureau for Private Postsecondary Education

B-Corporation

National Center for Competency Testing

Certified Women’s Business Enterprise

Why Accreditation Is Important

When you attend an accredited institution, you are attending a school that has undergone a rigorous process that evaluates educational quality. It’s not easy to become or remain an accredited institution. The rules and regulations are strict, precise and designed to protect students. Here are some of the benefits:

A reliable indicator of quality
Approved program of study
Qualified instructors
Recognition by employers nationwide

What our graduates say

I liked the hands-on training best. The training in class was set up to give you the experience of working in a doctor’s office. You’re trained to take vitals and give injections, among other things.

Joan Garchitorena, Medical Assisting Graduate