At Nurse Mom and Family, LLC, we are committed to continuously improving the quality of our training programs to better prepare healthcare professionals for today’s workforce.

Please be advised that our Phlebotomy and EKG Technician courses are overseen by the GNPEC and will reflect an increased level of academic rigor, clinical practice, and assessment standards. This course is designed to strengthen student readiness, align with industry expectations, and support successful certification and employment outcomes.

For this reason, all students interested in one of these courses must attend a MANDATORY informational session in person or via Zoom. This session will cover course basics, expectations and provide a Q&A opportunity. Additionally, we kindly ask that all returning or former students review all course objectives and descriptions when enrolling or referring others, as course requirements, workload, and evaluation standards may differ from other courses at our institution.

Thank you for your understanding and continued support as we raise the bar for excellence in healthcare education.

• As it stands, the State of Georgia does not require that phlebotomists and electrocardiography technicians have licensure or certification to work in the state. 
• National Certification: This course will serve as a prerequisite for national exams for Phlebotomy and EKG certification.  Once completed, students will be eligible to sit for the National Certified Phlebotomy Technician (CPT) exam or the Certified Electrocardiography Technician (CET) exam.  
• Students who successfully obtain the phlebotomy and/or EKG certification can apply for work in clinical laboratories, hospitals, MD offices, home care, or other healthcare facilities. Although hourly wages are not a guarantee, entry-level pay for these technicians in the Metro Atlanta area is between $14- $21 per hour. 

• Age Requirement: Applicants must be at least 18 years old.       
• Educational Background: A high school diploma, GED, or equivalent.             
• Language Proficiency: Ability to read and speak English.            
• Physical Capability: Students should be physically able to perform any job-relevant duties, which may include standing for extended periods, walking, bending, and lifting. 

This course will dive deep into the fundamentals and procedures of Phlebotomy, which is the process of using a needle to take blood from a vein. Phlebotomy students will be taught real-life applications of safety as they pertain to phlebotomy. The course will cover the day-to-day of a working laboratory phlebotomist as well as how to maintain a positively functioning environment with staff and clients. Students will be proficient at the following after completion of the course:

• Accurately label, centrifuge, split, and freeze specimens as required by the test order.
• Appropriately Package specimens for transport.
• Read, understand, and comply with policies, protocols, and procedures, safety standards, basic anatomy and physiology, and other factors involved in this career. 

Topics you will learn include, but are not limited to: 

• HIPAA and OSHA guidelines 
• Ethics and Patient Rights 
• Venipuncture with Vacutainers and Butterfly Needles 
• Order of draw
• Special Procedures
• Patient Reactions
• How to manage difficult blood draws
• CLSI Standards
• How to locate Job Opportunities

• Enrollment Group 1 
  • Monday February 9th 2026  - Friday March 20th 2026 
• Enrollment Group 2 
  • Monday March 23rd 2026  - May 1st 2026  
• Enrollment Group 3 - 
  • Monday May 4th 2026  - June 12th, 2026

 Phlebotomy Tuition

· $25 Application Fee (non-refundable) 

· $900 - Course Tuition 

· $925 - Total Costs. 

Phlebotomy Payment Deadline 

Payment for the Phlebotomy Fundamentals Course is due no later than one (1) week from the start date of the course. Please keep in mind that before gaining access to the payment link, all students interested in enrollment are required to attend a mandatory information session, which may be completed either in person or via Zoom.  Access to the payment link and course materials will be granted only after successful attendance at the mandatory session.

 Refund/Withdraw Request Form - https://forms.gle/qXPYXFPWsG1ZFJHx6 

To properly request a refund, a student must:

1. Submit a written request for withdrawal/refund (Form in Office or Email) to Daphne Adams, Nurse Mom and Family CEO, email ceo@nursemomandfamily.com. 
2. Return any institution-owned equipment/materials (if applicable)

To Determine Your Refund Eligibility: 

If you withdraw before 50% of the course’s Total Clock hours are complete, we’ll refund the unused portion of your tuition for those hours. This refund will be issued based on the total clock hours completed by the student at the time of withdrawal. If you withdraw at or after 50%, no refund is due for the remaining clock hours forfeited. Any money paid for future segments not yet started will be refunded in full. Application fees are non-refundable. All refunds due under this policy are issued within 45 days of the Effective Withdrawal Date.

How do we figure out your % completed?
We look at how many Total Clock Hours have been completed by the day you withdraw (the “Effective Withdrawal Date”), then divide that by the total length of the segment, and turn it into a percent.

Formula:  Percent Completed = (Total Clock Hours completed up to the withdrawal date ÷ total time in that segment) × 100

Example: 12 of 40 hours have passed ⇒ 12/40 = 30%

 Our Phlebotomy Fundamentals Course provides students with the knowledge, hands-on training, and professional skills needed to begin a rewarding career in healthcare. Participants gain real-world experience through classroom instruction, lab practice, and externship opportunities that prepare them for employment in hospitals, clinics, diagnostic laboratories, and other healthcare settings.

Key Benefits Include:

• Comprehensive training in venipuncture and specimen collection techniques
  
• Strong foundation in anatomy, infection control, and laboratory safety
  
• Hands-on practice with industry-standard equipment and procedures
  
• Guidance in professional development and job readiness
  
• Preparation for national certification exams and entry-level employment