Beaverton OR
Troy
In-Person Phlebotomy Instructor
12725 SW Millikan Way, Suite 300, Beaverton, OR 97005
Oregon
Phlebotomy Classes in Beaverton, Oregon
Get certified in just 3 days with our nationally recognized phlebotomy program.
Hands-on training from experienced instructors at an affordable price.
- Total
- $670
- National exam included
- Length
- 3 Days in class + 10 hours home study, self-paced
- 9hrs in class
- Deposit
- $145
- Holds your seat
Next classes: Nov 18–20 · Dec 14–16
Upcoming phlebotomy classes in Beaverton
Pick a class to reserve your seat with a $145 deposit. Dates and seats as of October 21, 2026.
The Beaverton phlebotomy course
The Beaverton course runs 3 days in class + 10 hours home study, self-paced (9 hours in class), 10:00am–1:00pm or 6:00pm–9:00pm, taught by Troy at 12725 SW Millikan Way, Suite 300, Beaverton, OR 97005. Daytime classes run 10:00am–1:00pm and evening classes 6:00pm–9:00pm.
It prepares you to sit the National Phlebotomy Certification Testing (NPCT) exam, and the $45 exam fee is included in the $670 total.
- Duration
- 3 Days in class + 10 hours home study, self-paced
- In-class hours
- 9hrs
- Schedule
- 10:00am–1:00pm or 6:00pm–9:00pm
- Course fee
- $625
- National exam fee
- $45
- Deposit to register
- $145
- Total
- $670
Everything you pay is fully refundable if you ask within 3 business days of registering. After that, payments are non-refundable.
What you will learn
Venipuncture Techniques
- Venipuncture with vacutainers and butterfly needles. Common blood-collection devices, needle selection and technique fundamentals.
- Order of draw. The standardized sequence that helps maintain specimen integrity.
- Hard blood draws. Strategies for approaching more challenging venipuncture situations.
- Special procedures. Less routine collection methods and the considerations they bring.
- CLSI standards. Industry guidelines that shape specimen collection technique.
Medical Terminology
Foundational knowledge used in healthcare communication.
- Basic anatomy and physiology. The circulatory system, the veins commonly used for venipuncture, and the terms that go with them.
- Blood collection and laboratory terms. The vocabulary that lets you communicate clearly in a clinical setting.
Safety & Infection Control
Regulatory standards, safe practice and risk prevention.
- OSHA. Safety standards, bloodborne pathogen awareness and workplace protection.
- HIPAA. Patient confidentiality and handling patient information responsibly.
- CLSI standards. Best-practice recommendations for safe, consistent specimen collection.
- Patient reactions. Recognizing common physical responses and keeping the room safe.
Patient Care & Communication
Working with patients professionally and respectfully.
- Patient rights. Ethical treatment, consent and patient autonomy.
- Professionalism. Conduct, communication, hygiene and reliability in a clinical setting.
- Anxious or nervous patients. Staying calm and responding appropriately when a patient becomes reactive.
Specimen Handling
Preserving specimen quality and meeting laboratory standards.
- Order of draw. How proper sequencing supports accurate testing and prevents cross-contamination.
- CLSI standards. Labeling, transport and processing practices.
- Special procedures. Tests and specimen types that need additional steps.
Job Search Preparation
- Your next step. The professional pathways in phlebotomy, how to present your training on a resume, and where phlebotomy skills are used. Career guidance is advisory; the program does not provide job placement.
What Oregon students say
★★★★★
Did this class in the beginning of the year and I loved it, the instructor was super nice with a lot of patience. It is a lot of information to learn in a short amount of time but definitely worth it.
Penelope Holguin
Oregon OQMPS Student
★★★★★
I feel like I learned a lot in a short time. Can't wait to apply these skills 🙌🏾 …
Tiffany Da Goat
Oregon OQMPS Student
★★★★★
The course is focused and thorough. Kyle is a very good teacher with vast experience, who clearly communicates theoretical and practical knowledge. He observes carefully to confirm that students' blood draws are safe. The handbook had some inaccuracies, however.
Lynsley Rollins
Oregon OQMPS Student
★★★★★
Kyle was our teacher for this class & he was great! He is very knowledgeable & personable & has a lot of hands on experience. I felt confident in my abilities after having him as my teacher. Thank you!
Chelsa Shelton
Oregon OQMPS Student
★★★★★
Great hands on learning and instruction. Real world information and application to the current industry standards. You can read about the skills all you want, but nothing beats hands on application and teaching.
Lindsey Guidry
Oregon OQMPS Student
★★★★★
Great information presented in an easy to learn environment.
Donita Sharp
Oregon OQMPS Student
Phlebotomy jobs near Beaverton
- Median pay
- $51,680
- a year, Portland metro area
- Phlebotomy jobs
- 950
- in the Portland metro area
- Job growth
- 7%
- nationally, 2025 to 2035
Phlebotomists in the Portland metro area earned a median of $51,680 a year in May 2025, against $45,230 nationally, with about 18,000 openings a year expected across the country. Figures from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics.
Questions about phlebotomy classes in Beaverton
Where are the Beaverton phlebotomy classes held?
At 12725 SW Millikan Way, Suite 300, Beaverton, OR 97005. Registration is done online or over the phone; we do not register students at the training location.
Who teaches phlebotomy in Beaverton?
Troy teaches the in-person phlebotomy classes at the Beaverton campus.
How long is the phlebotomy course?
3 days in class + 10 hours home study, self-paced, 9 hours in class. Daytime classes run 10:00am–1:00pm and evening classes 6:00pm–9:00pm.
How much does the phlebotomy course cost in Beaverton?
$670 in all: a $625 course fee plus the $45 national exam fee. A $145 deposit holds your seat and the balance is due before class begins. Everything you pay is fully refundable if you ask within 3 business days of registering. After that, payments are non-refundable.
Do I need a license to work as a phlebotomist in Oregon?
No. Oregon does not require a state license for phlebotomists, though employers generally look for national certification, which this course prepares you to sit. Only California, Louisiana, Nevada and Washington license phlebotomists.
What do I need to become a phlebotomist in Oregon?
Generally, you need to be at least 18 with a high school diploma or GED, complete a phlebotomy training program and pass a national certification exam. Most employers also run a background check.
How do I know whether in-person or online is best for me?
Choosing between in-person and online training depends on your learning style and schedule; in-person is ideal for hands-on, guided practice, while the online program offers flexible, self-paced learning with instructor support.
Do you offer any payment plans or financing?
Yes! We use the PayPal PayLater financing option to help make your training more affordable. You can simply apply at checkout.
Can I transfer my in-person enrollment?
Yes, you can transfer your enrollment to a different class date if you need to reschedule. Please contact us at least 3 business days before your scheduled class.
How do I take the nationally recognized certification exam?
After completing our course, you’ll be eligible to take the National Phlebotomy Certification Testing (NPCT) exam. We’ll provide all the information and resources you need to schedule and pass your exam.
Can’t make a class in Beaverton?
The online phlebotomy course is self-paced, one-to-one with an instructor over video, with the training kit shipped to your door: $495 including the national exam fee.
See the online courseRelated classes
Disclaimer: The Certified Phlebotomy Technician Certificate is not automatically issued upon purchase. Students must successfully complete the entire OQMPS course and fulfill all required assignments, assessments, and performance submissions before a certificate is awarded. Certification is granted only after instructor verification and approval in accordance with Oquirrh Mountain Phlebotomy School (OQMPS) standards.