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​How long is the program?
  • The program is 6 weeks long.
How much does the program cost?
  • The program is $1570. We offer ample discounts throughout the year, (Full Pay Discount, Military Discount, and other Seasonal Promotions). We also offer payment plans for students! Just pay the enrollment fee and you can get started!
On what days are classes held?
  • Depending on the month class schedules are either: Monday-Wednesday-Friday OR Tuesday-Thursday-Saturday.
What time are the classes?
  • Evenings, 5pm to 8pm
Are there day classes?
  • Not at this time, but as the need arises we will begin to offer day classes again.
How big are the classes?
  • Each class can fit as many as 12 students, this allows for a variation of veins to practice on but still allows for each student to get the attention they need.
Do I have to get poked?
  • Being poked is not necessary, however we recommend that you get poked at least once just for the experience.
Does this program offer a license?
  • A phlebotomy license is not required in Hawaii to be a phlebotomist, however our program does assist students in becoming Nationally Certified. The National Certification is a great way to help you stand out among other candidates. Louisiana, Texas, Washington, and Nevada are the only states that require a license and becoming Nationally Certified is one of the first steps in that process.
I'm a Pre-Med student, what can this program offer me?
  • This can get you the experience you need for drawing blood. Drawing blood with no experience can be very nerve wrecking and scary, but this program will get you the experience and confidence you need.
What is the age limit for this program?
  • With parent/guardian permission age 17 is the lowest that we can legally accept students at.
Can I visit the class before I decide to enroll?
  • Yes of course! We encourage prospective students to visit us. You can visit during any of our classes Monday-Saturday.
Can I bring in someone and draw their blood?
  • Of course you can! We welcome all visitors and we appreciate volunteers.
Do you help with job placement?
  • We currently do not offer a job placement program, but our students are generally hired rather quickly after completing the course and gaining National Certification.
English is not my first language, can I still take the course?
  • Yes! We are fast paced but our material is easy for everyone to understand and do well on.​
Mission Statement
Hawaii Medical Training Center exists to serve the unique academic and career goals of adults on the island of Oahu. The staff of Hawaii Medical Training Center is committed to creating and maintaining an orderly, trusting, and caring environment where learning is exciting and students are assisted as they develop their professional skills. All aspects of the school's organization, and curriculum are centered and designed to accommodate individual learning styles so that all may experience success.